It's unclear whether starting smoking actually helps a nonsmoker to lose weight. However, quitting smoking DEFINITELY causes weight gain. So if your plan is to somehow start smoking, lose weight, and then quit (assuming you are able to do so), this is NOT a good weight loss tactic. Especially when you consider that the risks of smoking are FAR greater than the risks of carrying around a few extra pounds (or even alot of extra pounds). Furthermore, smoking reduces your ability to exercise, which is VERY important when it comes to losing weight and keeping the weight off.
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Theoretically, nicotine can cause weight loss, since it is a stimulant. However, smokers often lose weight in another way. If someone is a nervous eater, and they start smoking, then they will be more like to smoke when nervous rather than eat. So if they take in less food, they may experience some weight loss.
Smoking cigarettes can generate cell damaging toxins. The toxic chemicals in smoke can damage the DNA in hair follicles and this can cause hair loss.
Of course not! Smoking cigs doesn't even cause loss of brain cells.
I don't know if it caused it, but I have been off cigarettes for 48 hours and my ears seem to have cleared up a bit. I have always had problems with my ears but could never pinpoint when it started. Maybe it was when I started smoking.
Smoking can cause loss of appetite. When you stop smoking your appetite will return and you will eat more often, causing weight gain. Some suggestions is to watch your diet more after you stop smoking. Exercising more after you quit can help prevent your body getting lazy.
Smoking does it affect weight loss, when smoking you produce more stress when it seems that you might be losing stress...your not!.. with the stress, it affects your body, you don't have enough breath and air that it HURTS when you exercise, you lose breathe instantly, smoking affects your lungs and your lungs are a big part of exercising and weight loss, you need air to lose weight basically...if your smart, you should know....................Smoking Kills![say no to the SMOKE!!]Smoking
Lung cancer and loss of money. An average smoker spends $1000 on cigarettes.
One of the effects of smoking marijuana is hunger. I am totally uneducated about the physiological repercussions of pot smoking, except for the damage it does to the respiratory system. However, it is logical that if doing something makes one eat more, then the activity is not condusive to weight loss. Basically, I don't think so because you eat more when you're high.
Tenex is a blood pressure medicine and has not been shown to cause weight loss. Just the opposite, it has been known to cause weight gain.
Cigarettes are not a weight loss supplement.
Rarely it is, for some type of people. For weight loss there is a lot of effective methods, without harming your organism.