Tar is the sticky substance that is found on tobacco leaves, when smoked this sticky substance coats the inside of your lungs and ball sack- preventing oxygen from reaching the circulatory system.
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∙ 2010-09-08 08:50:40Throwing up a black tar substance may be a cause for concern. It usually indicates that you are bleeding from the stomach or may have ingested something harmful.
The drug which causes the most damage to our body is carbon monoxide, nicotine and tar as it harms our blood vessels and the nervous system.
It is mostly made out of the wood and roots of pine. However it is modified so much and has to go through destructive distillation under pyrolysis. That is why it contains many harmful chemicals, although surprisingly it starts out natural.
Tar will be completely removed from your lungs about a decade after you quit smoking, depending on how much you have smoked.
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The nicotine is the addictive substance, however it is the tar within the cigarette which is harmful to the human body. This tar sufficiently reduced the surface area of the alveoli to perform gas exchange. This black tar fills up and blocks the lungs making it harder for the smoker to breathe - causing breathlessness. This tar build up also leads to heart diseases and such.
Tar when used to make TarMaCadam road surfaces, means that the human body experiences fewer bumps when travelling by car.
There is tar in cigarettes and it has many harmful effects on the body Other substances in cigarettes include nicotine and carbon monoxide
Tar is a harmful poison in cigarettes, marijuana, asphalt, coal and coke works. Tar enters the lungs through respiration and the heart through the circulatory system. Tar turns the lung black, destroying lung tissue, the most delicate tissue in the human body. A lung damaged by inhaled tar releases less oxygen into the blood, which strains the ventricles of the heart. Chronic pulmonary hypertension and obstructed lung tissue are finally fatal.
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Tar coats your lungs and that's bad unless you don't mind pain and suffering.
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Tar can leave brown stains on your teeth. that is why smokers teeth turn yellow... Your Welcome.