Tar will be completely removed from your lungs about a decade after you quit smoking, depending on how much you have smoked.
Tar is very bad for you and your lungs. it is inside cigarettes and smoking is very bad for your lungs (turns them black).
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Cilia are responsible for keeping out foreign substances in your lungs. When you smoke you inhale tar. The tar attaches to the cilia and over time sticks them together and keeps them from doing their job. Thus your lungs can become filled with outside substances such as pollen, dust....
Yes it is, as if you stay underwater for too long, your lungs can't take it, and you may choke/ faint. Only a few mammals (whales, dolphins, porpoises, etc.) can stay underwater for long periods of time.
Tar is the sticky substance that is found on tobacco leaves, when smoked this sticky substance coats the inside of your lungs and ball sack- preventing oxygen from reaching the circulatory system.
yes smoking does put tar in your lungs
Chronic smokers have tar built up in their lungs. The lungs try to clean pieces of tar out, so when you cough or sneeze pieces of tar come out of your lungs.
When a smoker smokes a cigarette, the smoke is inhaled into the lungs. The smoke is the gas form of the tar from the cigarette and thus tar ends up in the lungs.
The effects that tar has on your lungs are lung cancer that's all i know J.T
when you inhale it so much of it goes into your lungs and so much of it goes into your bloodstream it makes your lungs black and over a long period of time all that tar will build up in your lungs and it will be hard to breathe
The tar and other microscopic particles in the smoke are what causes disease in the lungs.
The tar inside the thingy harm your lungs. the tar eats your lungs from the inside out.
tar provents black stuff on you lungs
tar makes your lungs go bad
There is no tar in arteries, just in lungs. (From smoking).
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Tar sticks to the cilia in the lungs. These cilia brush dirt and dust up from the lungs and protect them