Huffing

"Huffing" can refer to a few different contexts. In medical or psychological contexts, it might refer to the act of inhaling substances—often volatile solvents or gases—directly from their containers or from materials that have absorbed them. This practice can be dangerous and is commonly associated with substance abuse. It can lead to a range of health issues, including:

• Respiratory problems
• Heart irregularities
• Neurological damage
• Behavioral changes
• Addiction

In a more general sense, "huffing" can also refer to a person breathing heavily, usually due to exertion or exhaustion.

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