| It is the ability to receive and release whatever is or is not needed with each inhaled and exhaled breath. |
| Additionally more common toxins tend to be those that are inhaled, such as cleaning solvents, aerosolized paints, thinners, etc. |
| The wriggle brought Shawn into a half wakeful state and he groggily inhaled a faintly flowery scent. |
| That is roughly half the annual dose from inhaled radon and its decay products in a typical single family home in the United States. |
| He held her tightly, and she inhaled deeply, enjoying the scent of his aftershave. |
| If inhaled continuously these toxins accumulate in the body leading to serious health problems. |
