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Well withOut knowing the scientific reason, l can tell you, by inhaling a lungfull of smoke, you are replacing what should be oxygen with brutal chemicals, oxygen is supposed to be carried through the blood and through out your body in order to do anything, the lack of oxygen is compensated by your heart pumping more blood to give your body the required amount of oxygen through your body, in turn making your heart work much harder, that is one of many ways I'm sure!
What else can I help you with?
Cigarette smoking does not affect coronary heart disease true or false?
False, Cigarette smoking does affect coronary heart disease.
Does Cigarette smoking affect cholesterol?
Cigarette smoking lowers HDL cholesterol, as does malnutrition and obesity
Does cigarette smoking affect fertilization?
Yes it can.
Does cigarette smoke affect the ozone l?
Yes,cigarette smoking affect ozone. But the amount is very low.
Does smoking cause a hole in your heart?
I have been smoking djarum cigarettes for many years and currently have no holes in my heart. if you are referring to the myth that clove cigarettes contain fiberglass, this is untrue. most clove cigarettes contain pure tobacco and cloves with no additives what soever.
How bad is tobacco in bongs?
it has the same affect as smoking it in cigarette form.
What is a risk factor for the respiratory system?
smoking that will affect the lungs
What is a safe age to start smoking a cigarette?
There is no "safe age". Smoking can negatively affect you and your life at any age.
How is cigarette smoking bad for you and others around you?
Smoking and second hand smoke have been linked to lung cancer and heart disease.
Does cigarette smoking affect M-Eslon?
I do not find smoking afftects m-eslon at all, I smoke and I have been on them for over a year.
Does smoking affect outdoor air pollution?
Of course it does. A cigarette is just a mini smoke stack.
Does smoking increase heart rate?
Based on my own experience, cigarette smoking does have a slight effect on heart rate and blood pressure. Alcohol, caffeine, exercise, heat, stress, certain medications are everyday triggers for increased heart rate (and more so than cigarette smoking from my experience) and the effect can be cummulative for any combination of the above. (ho I am not a health professional)
