How to pronounce “air pressure” in English

That make sense? Yeah.the air pressure is not designed to help you breathe.

That make sense? Yeah.The air pressure is designed to blow up your airway, like you blow up a balloon, to keep your airway patent.

actually just breathe better period whether it's during the day during the night and if you're using CPAP and tpapis pushing that air pressure in you're going to feel better as well so I think the naso surgery is a very nice

and can create really Transcendent effects and solve problems I mean take Buu's principle it's a subtle scientificInsight that says there's slightly less air pressure over a curved surface than a a moving curved surface and a flatsurface and we still don't understand berne's principle they're still arguing whether it has to do with thermodynamics

treated um the CPAP is called The Continuous positive airway pressure and that's a gold standard treatmentbasically it's it's the this this air pressure is delivered through a mask that you wear over your nose or yourface and it basically it's pressurized air and it blows into the back of the throat and down the airway so it splits

That make sense? Yeah.You're, basically, you're allowing the air pressure to blow your tongue forward.

If you take the human heart and shrink it down, it's not going to be able to generate the same kinds of forces.I think it would be a catastrophe, in a smaller size. Controlling air pressure inside these countless sacks inside of our lungs.There's an exquisite balance there.

the room migrate for some short period of time over to that side of the room.And all of you asphyxiate, and all of you, I guess, get crushed from air pressure?We could probably survive.