What damage does inhaling the smoke of burning fiberglass do to the body, animal or human?

Question

Next door neighbor's burn pile is next to my horses main field, live outside city limits so burning is allowed as long as under control. Bigger problem *Male relative* and I am "a woman who needs to know her place." Yes this still happens now a days and I DON'T know my place as he puts it.

Answer 1

The microscopic (tiny) particles/fibers that are airborne in the smoke will deposit in the lungs. This causes the capillaries of the lungs to become irritated. Over time this irritated section of lung will scar over making the lung capacity less efficient. Now one has permanent lung damage. Contact your board of health to tell of this questionable burning - environmental hazard?

Answer 2

It crystallize deep in your lungs which clogs the ports that gos into your blood stream in which in return you loss a lot of oxygen and its a domino effect on your body and in long turn it will give you a lot a health problems like cancers, and such and it will slowly shut down you lungs and then its lights out for you.

Answer 3

you will inhale broken fibres along with the smoke, which do have much the same effect as asbestos fibres, they settle in your lung, irritate the tissue and significantly increase the risk of developing lung cancer.

so, since you are a woman, and obviously dont know where your palce is, i will tell you where... as far away from that lunatic and his pile of floating death as possible.

Answer 4

It damages the lung, sometimes by scarring, and other times by leading to serious lung diseases, such as asthma.

Answer 5

Change your place

Answer 6

it killa after a long time right a letter to the gov and make them stop!

Answer 7

Maybe, yeah

Answer 8

Well, it depends..