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You dont breathe air pressure. You breathe air. It is harder to breathe because of the low air pressure due to the higher elavation.
It is hard to breathe when you laugh out loud because you used most of you breathe to laugh as hard as you did. Try to get someone to make you laugh. Then see how long it takes you to catch your breathe...
The air you breathe is a gas which is one of the four physical states of matter.
It expands
this air is warmer because it is the heat coming out of your body (usually warmed 98.6 degrees.)
when you yawn you get rid of carbon dioxide and breathe in oxygen.
Human beings die in a few minutes if they are not able to breathe, or are deprived of oxygen. If you should find yourself in such a situation, obviously you should attempt to escape from it. Failing that, you will die.
because we feel tired
When you yawn, its because you're a little inactive. When youre not doing anything, you breathe slowly, not letting enough air get to your lungs. So your brain tells you to take a deep breath, which is what we call a 'yawn' -from Taylor (a 12 year old)
it hurts ;(
probably from being overheated
because the blood rushes down to your head.
Mosquitoes have spiracles, which are tiny tubes carrying air through their bodies. They do not have lungs like we do. They force air in and out through their bodies. They get oxygen like we do but do not breathe in the same manner.
because your blood rushes around your body sometimes and your head feels weird.
When you feel sleepy, you yawn. When you feel bored, you yawn. The kid next to you yawns. You yawn, too--even if you are wide awake and having a good time. So why are you yawning? Let's check it out. Your body needs oxygen. You get oxygen by breathing in air. Your body also needs to get rid of carbon dioxide. When you breathe out, this carbon dioxide is carried out of your body. Your brain makes sure you have the right amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide in your body. If you have too much carbon dioxide in your body, your brain tells your mouth to open. It tells your throat to tighten. And it tells your chest to take a deep breath. In other words, your brain makes you yawn. Oxygen rushes in. Carbon dioxide rushes out.
There is nothing you cannot help doing when you yawn. You do not even need to open your mouth - it is certainly possible to yawn with a closed mouth.
The reason you may feel lightheaded 2 hours after taking tablets for your fever could be as a side effect of the medication. It could also be due to the fact that you are ill, your body is weak and if you haven't eaten any food in a while, you are bound to feel lightheaded.