Smoking does the opposite! Smoking affects your circulation, and makes less blood go to your brain and other body organs. With less blood, the brain does not work as well as it would if you didn't smoke.
Smoking also makes the following parts of your body work less well:
Also, there is the whole addiction thing - smoking is addictive, no matter what you are smoking. Any addiction is going to take part of your brain power away from being smart and turn it toward thinking about the addiction - you waste time thinking about smoking, planning to smoke, worrying about smoking, trying to find something to smoke, thinking about when your next smoke will be .... get the picture?
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A lot of what has been written here is true (and NO smoking does not make you smarter in any way, shape or form) however this last paragraph has lead me to believe that perhaps it was not written by the same person as the bullet pointed information (which is actually quite accurate).
"smoking is addictive.." - smoking (as a verb) is in it self not addictive (nor even possible as it is an action) NICOTINE however is.
"...no matter what you are smoking" - this is not true, cannabis for example is not addictive (NICOTINE IS!!! plus a few other chemicals in cigarette smoke) if you smoke dog excrement you are not going to get addicted!
"..you waste time thinking about smoking..." - The hours of my life I have spent thinking about smoking (sometimes I even dream about it!) wtf????
"..planning to smoke..." It is well known fact that in order to smoke you must first make a plan, you must also stick to this plan in order for it to be a success. You may even wish to make a back up plan should your original plan fail.
"..trying to find something to smoke..." - Ice Cream does not work!
In conclusion no smoking doesn't make you smarter; but I am pretty sure you knew this already.
Cigarettes contain chemicals which are harmful to our body, thus causing problems with the body, to be vague. However scientists have conducted experiments on cigarette smoke to see what chemicals are being exhaled and inhaled and there has been traces of cyanide found, however not in large doses quite small doses in fact but who ever has to question if smoking makes you more intelligent in the first place may need to read a few books and get back to school.
As per medical terminology, the only benefit that accrue from Cigarettes is that in Parkinson's disease. Cigarettes tend to pose effects on the Neuro transmitters with there nicotine constituent. They help in transmissions of nerve signals across the synapse in the degenerated neurotic cells. They donot have any other benefits to health as such.
No, it doesn't make you any smarter, but a little bit of caffeine can make your brain more alert and focused. That's one small cup of coffee or tea - not a super-gianto-venti-tremdo-latte!
Yes 4 cups of coffee can make you smarter...NOT it simulates the brain and makes it so you cant say the right words.
Yes it does make you smarter
Yes.And It's make you smarter and happier.
some scientist have concluded that if you play a musical instrument it can make you smarter..it has not been proven,but in my opinion i think it does make you smarter.
Some video games can make you smarter but not all of them. Most tend to make you dumber. Video games like "Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader" may make you smarter. It depends on if you intend to learn from them.
Drugs will not make you smarter. There are no medications that improve your brain.
yes.anything that involves brain work makes you smarter.
No smoking doesn't make you smarter because it kills your brain cells
They make coffee
Most coffee makers make 12 cups of coffee. A small coffee maker will make approximately 4 cups. There are some coffee makers that will make a single cup of coffee but on average they will produce 4 cups of coffee.
It is theorized that some Neanderthal genes may have influenced certain cognitive abilities in modern humans, potentially contributing to traits like adaptability to new environments, language development, and immune system function. However, the exact impact of Neanderthal genes on human intelligence is still a topic of ongoing research and debate.
Well, at the very least it shows that the breastfeeding mother is smarter.