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The effects of nicotine on the human body

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The effects of nicotine on the human body

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Nicotine has stimulant and depressant effects on the CNS (central nervous system) and peripheral nervous system equally. After taking nicotine, effects such as euphoria, wakefulness, memory and increased attention and relief from distress occur. But at the same time nicotine itself is creating tension. Tolerance develops against the effects of nicotine, and the first cigarette smoking effects do not occur.

According to the American Heart Association, nicotine addiction is one of the most difficult addictions to history, and the pharmacological and behavioral characteristics that determine nicotine dependence are similar to those that determine heroin and cocaine dependence.

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Nicotine bark (Solanaceae) is a powerful stimulant and alkaloid in the plant family. Nicotine can easily pass through human body. The shape of the nose, mouth, lungs in the body can be by the skin. In just 10 seconds, it reaches into the human brain. Nicotine was named "Nicotiana Tabacum" by the French Ambassador in Portugal Jean Nicot de Villemain in 1560 for bringing tobacco seeds from Brazil to Paris.

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Carbon monoxide is a highly toxic gas. It is invisible, smelly and has no taste. But more lethal. It is also found in the exhaust gases of cars in great quantities. When carbon monoxide enters the blood, the oxygen is replaced and the oxygen source of the body is cut off. Carbon monoxide also reduces night vision and response time. When taken together with nicotine, it causes heart disease.

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It is a carcinogenic substance. Tar is the name given to the yellow-brown, sticky and poisonous material that smokes the smokers' fingers, their teeth and their lungs. There are many substances that cause cancer in the structure. 16 mg in cigarettes. It is forbidden to have more than one tar. Cause of cancer, lung cancer, emphysema and chronic bronchitis.

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How Does Tobacco Affect The Digestive System?

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Kicking the addiction could be key to getting your system back on track. The effect of smoking on intestinal inflammation what can be how does affect my stomach and bowel? Quit victoria. Nov 28, 2016 how smoking cigarettes affects your digestive system to have a higher risk of developing crohn's disease than people who do not smoke my stomach?

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Cigarette damage to the stomach is one of our biggest enemies, starting with the cigarette mouth route. Our cigarette is our eternal enemy who has passed through our respiratory tract and has come into contact with our bodies such as lungs and liver. The stomach is protected by gastric secretions such as acid to protect against external harmful effects or by a mucus secreted by our respiratory and digestive organs, which we call mucus.
Cigarettes are nothing more than the poison we use today, especially when our young people grow up for the sake of an enthusiasm around them, or adapt to their friends around them. Cigarettes can lead to different discomforts in various human bodies.
Ulcers, digestive stomach, duodenum, and erosions that occur in the food pipe form the resultant and wound heal. The disease that results from the breakdown of the stomach inside with gastric acid is called stomach ulcer. On the inside of the stomach, there is a solid layer that protects the stomach and prevents its deterioration. The main causes of this disease are smoking, bacteria and harmful air that we breathe.

Smoking can cause stomach cancer later. Smokers are 2 times more likely to get stomach and intestinal cancer than non-smokers. Smoking causes serious harm to the human body.

Smoking causes serious damage to this layer of mucus, which we call mucus. Smokers also generally decrease the mucus layer or lose their resistance to the mucus, causing discomfort in the stomach, providing the beginning of ulcers.

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In a study of scientists at the European Institute of Oncology in Milan, it was noted that smokers were 18 percent more likely to develop colon cancer than non-smokers.

In this study, which was the first open link between smoking and colon cancer, it was reported that smokers are 25 percent more likely to die from this disease than non-smokers.

Edoardo Botteri, a research scientist, noted that smoking has long been linked to lung and other cancers, heart diseases and respiratory disorders, so far the effect of cigarette on colon cancer has not been clearly demonstrated.

Botteri noted that the link between smoking and colon is more inconsistent than the link between colon and rectum cancer, adding that new findings are important for the first time to ensure that there is a link between this disease and cigarette.

In the study, it was reported that there were 121 studies evaluating 40,000 women and men with large bowel cancer and 100,000 healthy women.

According to the World Health Organization, bowel cancer is one of the most common types of cancer and it ranks third in cases of death from cancer.

Other risk factors for colon cancer include the presence of a family history of illness, intestinal disturbances, obesity, inadequate physical activity, fat, red and processed meat.

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Cigarette damage tostomach and intestines

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Cigarette damage tostomach and intestines

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Stomach and intestines: Stomach and intestinal diseases are very common in smokers. Especially stomach ulcer is seen in many people. Smoking at least as much as one acidic beverage damages.