Most people who smoke have read warnings on the side of the tobacco package that declared smoking as a major cause of lung cancer. This is the main focus of most non-smoking advocates and the moment of smoking from the breathing in the air around someone who is smoking also enters the system of people standing near and has the same effect as the actual smoker Yes. Only lung cancer is not a harmful effect of smoking. When smoke enters the system it is taken into the lungs where the most dominant damage occurs, but it travels through the body and affects the brain to many creatures.
As smoke enters the lung, it makes body work more difficult to extract the remaining oxygen from the available oxygen. Smoke itself damages delicate lung tissue and small air pouches in the lungs called alveoli. These small air sacks weaken the elasticity and harden with smoke, so the expansion and contraction is reduced. The resulting lung dead tissue becomes black and hardens. It manifests itself in the form of diseases classified as COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). Members of this disease group are bronchitis, emphysema and asthma.
The main function of the lung is to extract oxygen from the surrounding air and transfer it to the bloodstream via the alveoli. There are about 300,000 alveoli in the lungs. As time goes on, the destruction of these alveoli limits the amount of air that the lung can capture and exceeds the amount of oxygen that can be transferred to important organs of the body. Blood passes through the lungs, alveoli send oxygen to it, which is brought to the brain. Smoking can damage the brain as it limits the amount of oxygen it can use.
Many smokers believe that they think better when they smoke. This is actually a deceptive feeling caused by the temporary happiness brought about by nicotine receptors in the brain. Actually, it is a time when you do not feel sharp that it is the influence of smoking. Oxygen deficiency in the brain causes temporal fog and cloudiness of mental abilities and is temporarily alleviated by the rapid inflow of nicotine, but becomes more prominent immediately after each episode. When a smoker does not feel so sharp, it is an era that should always have the same feeling when smoking and should be a sign of brain function deterioration.
People who started smoking in young people are slowing down their intellectual development, and adults who smoke often have oblivion episodes. Brain damage associated with smoking is more difficult to establish than trauma caused to the lungs by smoking. However, it is reasonable to expect all organs in the body to depend on oxygen from the blood to function properly, smoking to limit oxygen, smoking behavior predicts that all physical functions will be compromised It makes sense. We will not wait for no smoking. The more you quit sooner, the quicker the restoration of the damage that caused the smoking will begin. I quit smoking today.
