It is a thin muscles that contracts and relaxes to help the air go in and out?

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It is a thin muscles that contracts and relaxes to help the air go in and out?

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Hey :)

The diaphragm is a thin muscle that contracts and relaxes to help the air go in and out as you breathe

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