Understanding Lung Humidity: Why Water Vapor Evaporates, Not Condenses
Water vapor does not condense inside your lungs. The air inside your lungs is typically warm and humid, and the partial pressure of water vapor is lower than the vapor pressure of water at body temperature. This means that water vapor will evaporate from your lungs into the air, rather than condense.Breathwork - Related Articles
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