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Smoking: Causes and the effects Smoking: Causes and the effects Smoking: Causes and Effects Abstract There has been widespread literature on the causes of smoking.... Moreover, the economic tradeoff of smoking is also important, and needs discussion.... rocess of smoking 8 II.... auses of smoking 9 ii.... ffects of smoking 10 a)Effects on Health 10 b)Economic Effects of smoking 12 c)Environmental and Social Effects of smoking 13 III....
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A study carried out by Radzeviciene and Ostrauskas gives an overview about the relation of smoking and type II diabetes.... On the other hand proper education regarding the harmful effects of smoking among certain age groups can also prove to reduce the number of non smokers from smoking.... And after some time the endothelial function is also impaired.... lung diseases are commonly caused by smoking which contains Tar, such as emphysema which is a long term, progressive disease of lung tissue which causes shortening of breath and the lung tissues are destroyed and become unable to support the proper physical structure and functions of the lungs....
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effect of smoking on Other Organs of the Body: Smoking not only affects the lungs and the respiratory system, but it affects almost all the organs of human body, that include the heart, the blood vessels, eyes, mouth, reproductive organs, bones, bladder, and digestive systems.... The gas phase of smoking directly affects the respiratory tract of the body.... Besides the lungs, the negative effects of smoking have been mostly obtained in heart and the blood vessels, leading to severe heart diseases of humans (How Does Smoking Affect the Heart and Blood Vessels?...
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The pituitary gland regulates growth, sexual function, lactation (in females), water loss by kidneys, contraction of the uterus during childbirth, blood pressure, heart rate and digestion.... The adrenal glands regulate the body's metabolism, immune, sexual function, and adrenaline response.... When the level of the hormone increases in circulation, the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland downgrades the secretion of the stimulating hormone, which will function to slow down secretion by the target gland....
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In this work, we focus on the effect of marijuana and tobacco on the nervous system.... Disorders of the nervous system include impairments of the sensory, analytical or memory functions(British Medical Association 396); deafness; numbness; anosmia; agnosia; amnesia; aphasia; dysarthria; ataxia; and of motor function (British Medical Association 396)....
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The writer of the paper "Pulmonary Effects of smoking Marijuana" discusses that this form of smoking has a greater impact on the pulmonary system and confirms that the risk of regular smoking of marijuana is similar to those of regular tobacco smoking.... According to a study by Forrester et al (2012), this form of smoking has a greater impact on the pulmonary system because it predisposes the lung parenchyma to a greater damage than the smoking of standard tobacco cigarettes....
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Dissertation
For people who constantly drink, their cognitive capacities would obviously be seriously undermined not only while under the effect of alcohol but also in the aftermath of a binge (the 'hangover').... The paper "Lifestyle Factors and the Male Cognitive function" states that further studies are necessary to allay any doubt as to what effect substance abuse may have on cognitive performance later in life, and what precisely are its long-lasting consequences.... There was a strong, graded association between cumulative socioeconomic disadvantage and cognitive function....
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This study, The Effects of smoking, discusses that people face different kinds of problems in their life like financial, business, social and health problems.... study carried out by Radzeviciene and Ostrauskas gives an overview about the relation of smoking and type II diabetes.... On the other hand,d the author in the article also gives forward the fact that the exact underlying cause or relation of smoking with diabetes has yet not been confirmed....
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