Smoking is good for your health.. How so?

Weather of Arabia - The title of the article may seem a little suspicious at first, but you can imagine that when cigarettes and smoke began to appear in the world, they were promoted in this way by companies, and the phrase “smoking is good for your health” was topping the headlines of advertisements and newspapers in the 1930s. So that the largest possible amount of cigarettes can be sold to the largest possible number of people.

At that time, even doctors were recommending smoking and cigarettes to those suffering from psychological stress and depression, and this was due to their lack of knowledge of the harmful effects of smoking on the human body, and this idea continued for 50 years. Until people began to realize that smoking causes death, after the number of deaths of lung cancer patients increased abnormally until it became clear after autopsies that the main cause of death was smoking.

In fact, there are many harms that smoking causes to the human body

The effects of smoking on the central nervous system

• Trouble concentrating
• Nervousness
• headache
• Increased appetite
• Vertigo
• Excessive irritability
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Sleep disturbances

The effects of smoking on the respiratory system

• Emphysema: It is a disease characterized by hyperinflation of the air cavities in the lungs.
• Chronic bronchitis: Chronic bronchitis is an inflammation and inflammation of the vascular system responsible for bringing air into the lungs.
• Lung cancer: Lung cancer is one of the most serious harms to your health.

The effects of smoking on the cardiovascular system

• Smoking harms the cardiovascular system, as nicotine causes blood vessels to narrow, leading to long-term obstruction of blood flow.
• Causing damage to the blood vessels, which causes a disease called peripheral artery disease, which is a complication of atherosclerosis, and is caused by the deposition of layers in the large and medium arteries in the feet.
• Raising blood pressure.
• Weakening the walls of blood vessels.
• Increased chances of blood clots, which in turn increases the risk of stroke.

The effects of smoking on the cerebral system

• Increased your risk of squamous cell carcinoma or skin cancer.
• Increase your risk of fungal infections.
• Increased risk of hair loss, baldness and graying.

The effects of smoking on the digestive system

• mouth cancer.
• Throat cancer.
• Throat Cancer.
• Esophageal cancer.
• Pancreas cancer.

The effects of smoking on the reproductive system

Nicotine affects blood flow to the genital areas for both men and women, and this affects the sexes differently, as follows:

• Men : Their sexual performance is affected, and it may reduce the levels of male sex hormones.
• Women : It can lead to sexual dissatisfaction through an inability to reach orgasm, and may reduce levels of female sex hormones.

Health damage source: webteb