Smoking damages the alveoli, the tiny air sacs in the lungs responsible for gas exchange. It leads to inflammation and the destruction of alveolar walls, reducing their surface area and making it harder for oxygen to enter the bloodstream. This damage can contribute to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and emphysema, resulting in decreased lung function and respiratory difficulties. Over time, the accumulation of tar and toxins from smoking can also increase the risk of lung infections and other respiratory illnesses.
Smoking cigarette is a chemical process.
Australia did change the legal age for smoking in 2009.
Smoking is a chemical process.
they showed that smoking causes cancer
Your lips can definitely change color because of smoking. This is because smoking restricts your lungs and therefore can give you poor circulation leading to blueish lips.
-- they showed that smoking causes cancer :) kymmie
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Of course not! Smoking can!
It all depends on the color of the smoke. If the plug looks oily and wet, change it and see if that changes the smoking condition.
Yes. Smoking already increases the risk of gum disease because it weakens your immune system and reduces blood flow to your gums. If you also have a chipped tooth, bacteria can collect in the rough edges or cracks, making it easier for infection to start. Together, these factors raise the chance of developing gum disease. Quitting smoking and repairing the chipped tooth promptly are the best ways to protect your oral health.
An exchange of information that results in a change of behavior is called an influence. For example, you have a habit of smoking. You are given information about the health risks, and you then change your behavior to quit smoking.