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....Why?
....The air inhaled through your
nostrils travels through the nasal cavity on its way to the lungs.
The nasal cavity cleanses and conditions the air. Pollutants,
viruses, and bacteria are trapped in the mucus, which then travels
to the stomach, where the stomach acid neutralizes the germs.
Three structures on the sides of the cavity, called the turbinate,
humidify the air. By the time the air reaches the lungs, it has
been almost completely saturated with water vapor.
....My dear brothers!
....Who is the regulator or coordinator
of our respiratory system? In addition, who makes it function
properly?
....When we look at our digestive
system!
....Digestion begins in the mouth.
When we chew we break the food down into smaller particles; this
process is continued by the saliva and powerful stomach acids,
enabling the food to be digested. From the stomach, the food travels
into the small intestine. This is where the food particles are
broken down even further into nutrients that can enter the bloodstream
through tiny hair-like projections. Excess food, what the body
does not need or cannot digest, is turned into waste and is eliminated
from the body.
....When we are hungry and find food
that we like, we gulp it down and do not contemplate what happens
afterwards.
....If we do nothing but feel hungry
and satisfy this appetite, then who is directing things inside
our body?
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