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Q: Breathing Out White Smoke ??
asked by: Arctic601 on March 11th, 2004
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Mods I have no idea what "topic" this would go under, feel free to move it to a new home.

Ok, this may sound really strange. A few weeks ago I tried some "fat free" butter (on my grilled cheese) since it was in the house, no taste, boring, and I noticed afterward that when I "puffed" my cheeks out and filled my mouth with air I could breathe out white smoke, like I was smoking (i dont nor have I ever smoked). I was pretty impressed and thought it was from the butter, my mom even noticed it from about 6 feet away. Lately ive been having trouble breathing deep (and having to really try to fill my lungs), and coming home from work I noticed that when I puffed my cheeks I could breathe white smoke out. Can anyone explain this or if its bad? The past year I havent really been active (sittin around, no job). If anyone can provide me with any information I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
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purple333
replied on March 12th, 2004
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This comes under the heading of weird for me but I think given the other symptoms that you should see a dr but concentrate on the other symptoms re breathing.

You might also try starting a gentle, I repeat gentle exercise routine maybe yoga or short (say 30 minute) walks once or twice a day to build yourself up.
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