Disadvantages of smoking

 

Smoking has two health consequences:

- First, smokers will quickly become addicted to nicotine.

- Second, smoking can cause death and many serious illnesses that increase the risk of premature death.

 

Nicotine Addiction Cigarette smoke contains nicotine, a substance that makes smokers want to smoke more.

Nicotine addiction is one of the most addictive drugs of all time. The use of tobacco in all its forms causes nicotine to enter different amounts. Consumer blood flow.

On average, nicotine enters the brain within 10 seconds after being inhaled. After a period of tobacco use, addiction develops.

Once someone has become addicted to cigarettes, they will have to keep smoking to get what they want. The brush provided to meet their physical and emotional needs.

 

Nicotine effects - Nicotine stimulates the nervous system and can cause the body to vibrate (inadvertently). People who have never used or may have seizures when they smoke a lot.

- Nicotine increases blood pressure, heart rate and blood flow from the heart.
- Nicotine also narrows the arteries.
- Nicotine can also cause sweating and nausea.
- Nicotine raises blood sugar levels.
- Nicotine stimulates memory and energy (for a while).
- Nicotine can also reduce appetite.
- Nicotine levels can stay in the blood for 6 to 8 hours after quitting.

 

Nicotine Addiction Symptoms

- Irritable
- Anxiety
- Difficulty concentrating
- Do not be silent
Decreased heart rate
- Hunger, the reality of addiction symptoms
Addiction symptoms usually occur within hours of the last smoking and are highest in Two to three days.

 

Health effects of smoking Smoking causes many health problems, such as cancer and other diseases. Other 
serious:

1-Heart disease-blood vessels-Heart disease-blood vessels:
Is a major cause of death from smoking - smoking causes arteries to harden and constrict Which causes high blood pressure, stroke and heart attack. Smokers get these diseases faster than non-smokers.

 

2-Cancer:
 Smokers are more likely to develop cancer than non smokers, especially those with lung, throat and oral cancers. Rare in non-smokers.

 

3. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD):
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a group of diseases that cause obstruction of the airways and make it difficult to breathe, such as emphysema. ) And chronic bronchitis.

 

4. Smoking and sexual dysfunction in men in their 30s and 40s Smoking increases the risk of depression. Sexual dysfunction about 50%.

 

5. Smoking during pregnancy Smoking affects many parts and all stages of reproduction. Research has shown 
that smoking during pregnancy affects the health of both mother and baby.