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Do we inhale because the air pressure inside the chest cavity is less than outside the body

Do we inhale because the air pressure inside the chest cavity is less than outside the body
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Do we inhale because the air pressure inside the chest cavity is less than outside the body

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No, it's because we need to breathe. Your body needs oxygen. Air pressure has little to nothing to do with it as far as I know.
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