What are cells in your lungs?

Cells are tiny workers inside your lungs that help you breathe easier.

Imagine if your lungs were a big city full of little buildings, each building is a cell. These cells work together to make sure air can move in and out smoothly, just like how people move through streets in a busy city.

When you inhale, the air goes into your lungs and touches these cells. They're like little fans, they help clean the air by catching tiny dirt particles that come with it. These cells also give oxygen to your blood, which is like sending fuel to a car so it can run better.

Sometimes, if something makes your lungs feel stuffy, it's because those little workers are getting tired or confused. But don’t worry, they're tough and always ready to help you take another deep breath!