Watch for: Bloodshot Eyes: Common with marijuana or heroin, often masked with eye drops
Smoking impacts our bodies both internally and externally, by: Increasing heart rate and blood pressure Restricting oxygen and blood flow to vital organs Causing mood swings and withdrawal symptoms from nicotine Increasing the risk of eye diseases Increasing the risk of tuberculosis Lowering the immune system (resulting in rheumatoid arthritis) Increasing the risk chronic bronchitis Increasing the risk heart disease Increasing the risk infertility and impotence There are many more side effects and illnesses caused by smoking and all of them can contribute to an increase in anxiety
The video, posted in April on YouTube, is part of a #Safer documentary series partly funded by the companys Tobacco Harm Reduction Scholarship Programme, and produced by Zamora
The number is hard to assess correctly because weve been seeing a slight decline of tobacco use in the western countries (so called 1st world countries) but no reliable data can be obtained for the rest of the world namely, 3rd world and developing countries
Around 10 million people in the UK smoke, and about two thirds of them want to stop, according to research from Action on Smoking and Health (ASH)
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