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Could i breath better when the air is humid?
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Yes: Usually when air is moderately humid, it's more comfortable to breath. Dry air may be very irritating. Very humid air is not very comfortable either - it's like staying in the shower all the time.
Answered 7/20/2012
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Air: Depends for many people moisture helps them to breath. However cool dry air can be often best for people with allergies.
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