How Smoking Damages Your Lungs
30 sec Health
Every time you inhale cigarette smoke, thousands of harmful chemicals enter your respiratory system and travel deep into your lungs.
Toxic chemicals irritate the airway lining and damage the tiny cilia that normally help clear mucus and trapped particles.
Over time, smoking can cause chronic lung disease, destroy air sacs, and make breathing increasingly difficult.
Quitting smoking helps protect your health.
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