How can smoking effect your body?

Answer 1

Over time your lungs will fill up with Black smoke and gunk. You will be more prone to all sorts of serious cancers, as well as Heart disease. Your breathe will smell and your teeth will rot and fall out, plus your tongue will go black.

Answer 2

People think you might get a boost, or it relaxes you, but in fact it speeds up your body's functions. The nicotine contained within cigarettes is a stimulant, it speeds up everything, especially your heart.

Answer 3

Smoking has many negative effects on the body. First of all it contains many carcinogenic chemicals which promote the development of lung, bladder, kidney, throat, breast and many other cancers. It also promotes the development of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) a disease which destroys the alveoli (little sacs in the lungs where oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide) and causes bronchoconstriction (narrowing of the tubes through which air passes in the lungs). This causes people to be short of breath, especially during any type of physical exertion. This disease is progressive and irreversible. It has also been linked to the increase of Asthma and Allergies including multiple chemical sensitivity. In the heart it promotes hypertension (high blood pressure), atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) and generally increases the risk of developing coronary artery disease, increasing your risk of a heart attack or stroke. It has many other negative effects on the body beyond these, but these are the highlights.

Answer 4

O if you haven't started yet, plz don't it kills your body. It damage your lungs, You can get a Heart Attack. Not in the early ages Of your life, but once you get over 35 this is when so many part of your body gets infected with smoking of cigarette.

Again if you haven't started, Don't Don't Don't, do it.

Answer 5

Your lungs will turn black. Over a period of time if you get an MRI you will see your lungs are completely black. eeeewwwwww!!!

Answer 6

you won't be high