Asbestos

Does asbestos need to be smashed up to cause effects on the lung?

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Asbestos


I am going to transform my garage in to a home gym, but my garage roof is made of asbestos. if i am going to be using the gym will it affect me in any way or must it be smashed up to give out fibres?

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Filed under: Respiratory Diseases

2 Responses to “Does asbestos need to be smashed up to cause effects on the lung?”

1. Street Fighter: The Later Years, on July 23rd, 2009 at 11:08 am Said:

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   no. all you need to do is inhale some particles.

2. Progressive Electronic Music, on July 24th, 2009 at 7:52 pm Said:

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   It won’t cause damage to your lungs unless it is broken apart to release the fibers into the air. Once the fibers are breathed into the lungs, they remain permanently. The disease they produce typically shows up years later.

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