the consequences of smoking by _Alparslan_

the consequences of smoking

Alparslan — 2018-02-02 18:54:21 UTC

As is known, the smokers of these people are very yellow. Even if they are brushing daily, it is very difficult to prevent them from smoking with cigarettes. This reeling causes a plaque in the teeth of the person as well as aesthetic beautyI

videos about the damage of cigarettes

1- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLjSKay7kqk

2- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JedblJJsS9s

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Alparslan — 2018-02-04 17:03:25 UTC

Cigarette smoke contains tiny particles. These particles are collected in the cigarette filter in the laboratory environment. The weight is defined as the weight found when the weight of collected particles is subtracted from the weight of water and nicotine. The pitch consists of a mixture of various substances and has a complex structure. It is believed that a certain proportion of the substances in the population increase the incidence of cancer or reinforce the disease.

Nicotine

Alparslan — 2018-02-04 17:04:13 UTC

Nicotine is a substance found naturally in tobacco plants and one of the main components of tobacco smoke. It is also found in some other plants, but the rate is much lower than that of the tobacco. Pharmacological effects of nicotine include; caffeine, but it is both stimulating and relaxing. Nicotine is poisonous when taken at levels much higher than that of cigarette smoke. Most public health officials think that nicotine stimulates the central nervous system, leading to addiction.

Carbonmonoxide

Alparslan — 2018-02-04 17:05:07 UTC

Carbonmonoxide is a gas formed by the burning of plant materials. Combined with the adjacent hemoglobin, the blood reduces oxygen transport capacity. Carbon monoxide in tobacco smoke is thought to increase the risk of cigarette-related heart disease.