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Sorry if i wasn't clear in my last question, what i am trying to ask is , does the air we breathe in for example : breathing in the smell of steak, can that be later peed out, someone told me that today and it didn't make sense?
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What you smell goes thru the nose to your lungs and is exaled out and a negligible amount may be absorbed - not enough to enter your pee. Dont listen to curb-side know-it all's
Answered 3/16/2023
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