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Will exhaling cigarette smoke out of my nose be dangerous?
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YES!!!: It can kill your ability to smell by damaging the nerves in your nose and decrease your ability to fight infection by damaging your cilia in your nose which is the filter system you need to cleanse the air for your lungs.
Answered 3/8/2017
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