Fairly so, since the process must cyclically repeat. In humans, the diaphragm moves downward, releasing its pressure on the lungs, which fill with air due to the difference in atmospheric pressure. The oxygen reaches the lungs where it is exchanged with carbon dioxide. The diaphragm relaxes, pushing upward and forcing air from the lungs, which also contract elastically.
The major difference is that inhalation requires energy for the muscle to pull downward. It returns to its normal position by relaxation.
You can blow (expel more than the usual air) by putting voluntary pressure on the rib cage and lungs with the intercostal and abdominal muscles -- this is the principle used to inflate a balloon by mouth.
Inhaling and exhaling.
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The mechanical process of breathing involves two steps: inhaling and exhaling.
You are inhaling and exhaling right now. In fact, you are inhaling and exhaling throughout the entire day! Exhaling simply means breathing out, just as inhaling means breathing in.
The Bible says absolutely nothing about inhaling or exhaling herbs.
Inhaling.
inhaling
Inhaling is the process of taking air into the lungs. Exhaling is the process of releasing air out of the lungs. These actions are part of the respiratory system and are essential for bringing oxygen into the body and removing carbon dioxide.
respiration; inhaling and exhaling
breathing
inhaling and exhaling
inhaling and exhaling deeply.