Smoking is a risk factor for other malignancies, including cancers of the oral cavity and pharynx, larynx, esophagus, stomach, bladder, kidney, pancreas, uterine cervix and leukemia [2]
Regular smoking increases the likelihood of: Heart disease and high blood pressure Lung cancer and chronic respiratory conditions Throat and oesophageal cancers Impotence and fertility problems Ulcers on hands, feet, and digestive organs Memory loss and increased risk of strokes Why tea and cigarettes together are even worse Individually, tea and cigarettes carry risks, but combining them multiplies the harm
Nicotine addiction can stick to you even before you realise but breaking this smoking addiction is also very difficult
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