Bad Impacts of Smoking on the Brain

Which body part will not be badly
affected by smoking? It was not
there. Part of the brain can be
affected by negative impact of the
smoking habit.

According to researchers in the
field of psychology at Northumbria
University, Tom Heffernan and
Anna-Marie Marshall, clear smoke
can damage the brain. They say,
the cigarette contains 4,000
chemicals that can wreak havoc on
the brain.

Researchers revealed that the adverse effects on the brain include reduced learning ability And memory in the brain. The condition is exacerbated if the
smoker is also often the consumption of liquor. This study has been reported in the journal Frontiers in Psychiatry.

In the long term, smoking can interfere with the quality of work, decreased cognitive ability, memory problems, such as easy to forget the promise and do not
remember to regularly take medication on time.

In fact, according to recent research, passive smokers would be affected if you inhale cigarette smoke.

Smoking is considered to affect the
cortex, or outer layer of the brain
associated with memory function
and information processing. Layers of the cortex was thinning with age. However, smoking may accelerate the depletion layer of the cortex.

4000 chemicals in cigarettes, as many as 50 of them, or even poisons. Call it, carbon monoxide were also found in car exhaust fumes, butane found in liquid
chemicals, as well as arsenic, ammonia, and methanol is also contained in rocket fuel.

The chemicals are harmful in the long run into the body, then damaging healthy cells.

The main risk factors are smoking so many types of cancer, lung problems, and cardiovascular problems. More broadly, it also can lower the quality of male sperm and increase the risk of
cataracts.

How to prevent it, of course by quitting smoking. There are several therapies that can help a person quit smoking, such as nicotine replacement therapy.

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