Inhaling

A BAN on laughing gas will save the lives of teenagers and prevent young people being taken to hospital after inhaling the substance, a campaigning mum has insisted.

After years of inhaling his enemies and stealing their abilities, Kirby can now swallow all manner of objects and assume their qualities for himself.

An equally great worry is how such products affect workers in the plants manufacturing them, who may be exposed to heavy ambient PFAS concentrations and may be inhaling them or otherwise ingesting them when they alight on lips, hands, or food.

At another small booth, she held brown mason jars to her nose, inhaling the scents of dried cannabis flowers.

Better still, avoid inhaling airborne viral particles, which is the most common mode of transmission of SARS-CoV-2.

Both spent over a decade inhaling their own farts and those of a worshiping green and gold faithful (and imagine the sheer amount and pungency there) to the point where they lost any sense of reality around them.

Britain says in its guidance that inhaling enough depleted uranium dust to cause injury would be difficult.

By embracing the act of vaporising herbs and inhaling their fragrant essences, people can embark on a journey of transformation through aromatherapy, forging a pathway towards serenity and revitalisation.

Humans may acquire the virus after inhaling birds' respiratory droplets or exposure of their mucus membranes to bird feces, saliva or contaminated surfaces.

Inhaling the gas brings about short-term feelings of lightheadedness, fits of giggles and hallucinations.

It’s all about inhaling pure oxygen in a high-pressure setting, offering various health perks.

Madelene was released by the Addicks in 2020 after she was pictured inhaling from a balloon at a party and swigging champagne at the wheel of her Range Rover.

Proposed measures include curbing the advertising of nicotine-inhaling products near schools, on public transport, and in a number of other settings frequented by children and young adults.

Punctuating this sweetness is a strong alcohol spice that has me inhaling the glass as I would a fine single-malt.

She plucks a majestically large, gnarled celeriac from the earth and sniffs it deeply and fondly, as if inhaling mythical ambrosia, and takes it back to the house.

TFA states he appeared to be inhaling helium when he was seen sucking on a balloon.

The chronic or heavy inhaling of poppers can cause a condition called methemoglobinemia, which starves our cells of oxygen and can be life-threatening.

The group walked through a mint garden, touching leaves and stems and inhaling the delightful scents the rain-soaked plants had to offer.

This is not a legal requirement, but is recommended by due to the risk of people inhaling aerosols to intentionally get high.

This type of breathing consists of inhaling for 4 seconds, holding for 4 seconds, exhaling for 4 seconds, and holding for 4 seconds.