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The coronavirus continues to grove and, with it comes a misinformation on how to slow the spread. While scientists and medical experts have proven that wearing face masks is one of the best ways to fight the pandemic, there are still manyTheories of plot who circulated. Such a common mask myth is that they can reduce your oxygen levels and make it difficult to breathe. ThisThe false complaint has been demystified before, and now,Anthony Fauci, MD, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), also speaks.

In a live Facebook interview on July 16, Fauci challenged the rumors that there are adverse effects ofmask: "There was no indication that put a mask on and wear a mask for a considerable period of harmful effects on the exchange of oxygen or something like that. Not at all."

Not only is it obviousBenefits of wearing a facial mask-Itte containing breathing droplets that can accommodate coronaviruses - but it is also perfectly sure of having on, said Fauci. "I'm wearing a mask when I'm outside all the time, especially ensuring that I do not remove it when I'm close to people," he explained. "And you know, it does not bother me. I even ran with a mask."

Although yourThe facial mask can be a little uncomfortable-OR Sweatety in the hot summer months - it will not prevent your ability to breathe.

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Even the World Health Organization (WHO) has set the strand hetero, claiming that medical masksDo not cause hypoxia (oxygen deficiency) or carbon dioxide poisoning. They continue to explain that, for the most efficient use, the mask must adapt properly and be comfortable around your face while allowing you to breathe normally. And for more things you should not fall, check the25 myths of coronavirus you have to stop believing, according to doctors.