The skin is the body's largest organ. It is thin and, while tough, is subject to damage in various ways. The two worst are sun exposure and cigarette smoking. Combine the two and you have a recipe for dermatological disaster.
Smoking causes the tiny blood vessels in the skin, called capillaries, to contract so that they do not carry enough blood and nutrients to the skin cells. Along with that, the carbon monoxide in the smoke reduces the ability of the blood to carry oxygen to all parts of the body. The result is, our skin is in a chronic state of semi-starvation and suffocation, even though the rest of our body may be doing ok.
Over time, this causes premature aging. The skin loses its flexibility and becomes wrinkled. This is especially noticeable in women, and it is not unusual for a woman who smokes to have the skin of a 70-year-old when she is in her 40's. Beyond a certain point, even stopping smoking cannot reverse the process.
Smoking and tobacco use in general has many adverse effects on the human body. The drug in tobacco, nicotine, constricts the blood vessels (especially the tiny ones in the skin) and therefore starves the affected area.
A smokers skin will tend to appear dry, discolored and wrinkled at an early age. The effects of smoking are reversible depending on the age of the smoker and the length of time they smoked before quitting. Generally, blood flow will be restored and the damage repaired over time.
By narrowing the peripheral circulation which delivers blood to the skin cells.
Long term
if you smoke it lead to Effect of smoking shorterm *shortness of breath *headache *dizziness *yellow skin *loss of hair *become really sinky Effect of smoking Longterm *lung cancer *stomach ,mouth ,throat cancer *impotemie
It spoil our skin and we get hurt and painful i some time is because of smoking
smoking for ten years dosent affect the brain to much it mostly affect the ageing process of your skin. your skin gets wrinkles and skin also get dull of its originally skin color.
Smoking has many negative effects on the body, inside and out. It discolors the fingers and nails, contributes to bad breath, dull and tired looking skin. Smoking turns the lungs black and can cause cancer and heart disease.
the atmosphere the enviroment the person who is smoking
smoking what? weed? or ciggs?
Smoking does effect your health and your performance. You probably can tell a huge difference by not smoking in your performance. Hope this helps
it does
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