Where is the air going when you breathe in using your stomach/diaphragm instead of your lungs/chest?

Question

Where is the air going when you breathe in using your stomach/diaphragm instead of your lungs/chest?

In: Biology

Answer 1

Your lungs.

Air goes in the lungs. It goes into the lungs by the diaphragm moving down. This pulls air into the lungs

You may be taking a deeper breath when you visualize moving your diaphragm as opposed to normal breathing, but it’s the same thing, just done bigger, with a few more muscles added in.