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Study Shows Estrogen Increases Impact of Pleasure Response Proteins in Brain, Leading to Nicotine Addiction in Women

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Study Shows Estrogen Increases Impact of Pleasure Response Proteins in Brain, Leading to Nicotine Addiction in Women

Estrogen, a female hormone, increases the effect of pleasure response proteins in the brain. Entered 2024.04.07 22:16 Entered 2024.04.07 22:16 Modified 2024.04.07 22:35 Views 1,308 A study found that women are more likely to become addicted to cigarettes than men. [사진=게티이미지뱅크]As the number of female smokers increases, the number of teenage women receiving treatment for … Read more

Behrakis: The electronic cigarette allows tumors to grow – 2024-03-30 05:56:08

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Behrakis: The electronic cigarette allows tumors to grow – 2024-03-30 05:56:08

Panagiotis Behrakis, Pulmonologist-Intensivist, Professor of the University of Athens and Head of the Expert Committee of the Ministry of Health, spoke about e-cigarettes and their health risks. «The electronic cigarette is not innocent, is a form of smoking and nothing else. A person who smokes an electronic cigarette immediately shows a reaction” and we have … Read more

Transform Your Mental Health and Well-Being: How a Healthy Diet Can Support Your Journey to Quit Smoking

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Transform Your Mental Health and Well-Being: How a Healthy Diet Can Support Your Journey to Quit Smoking

Trying to quit smoking is one of the most rewarding journeys you will ever take to transform your mental health and well-being. Paying attention to good nutrition and a balanced diet can play a big role in supporting your tobacco-free routine by helping to nourish the body and curb addiction. “Employing a healthy diet can … Read more

Worrying Trend: Female Patients Over 50 Experiencing Rapid Increase Due to Hormonal Changes and Bad Eating Habits

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Worrying Trend: Female Patients Over 50 Experiencing Rapid Increase Due to Hormonal Changes and Bad Eating Habits

There is a rapid increase in female patients over the age of 50… Hormonal changes + bad eating habits Entered 2024.03.10 11:14 Entered 2024.03.10 11:14 Modified 2024.03.10 16:57 Views 10,834 Hyperlipidemia in women increases significantly after the age of 50. This is because estrogen (female hormone), which protects the blood and blood vessels, is disappearing … Read more

How Reading about Running 45 Years Ago Transformed this 70-Year-Old Chinese Man’s Body

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How Reading about Running 45 Years Ago Transformed this 70-Year-Old Chinese Man’s Body

After reading about the importance of ‘running’ in a magazine 45 years ago, I started practicing it consistently… Entered 2024.03.07 16:16 Entered 2024.03.07 16:16 Views 9,003 A 70-year-old man living in Chongqing, China, boasted surprising muscle mass and stamina. He has enjoyed running for 45 years and has been training his strength through mountain climbing … Read more

Smoking “marks” the immune system for years after quitting – 2024-03-03 16:28:23

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Smoking “marks” the immune system for years after quitting – 2024-03-03 16:28:23

The negative effect of smoking on the immune system remains for years after the last cigarette, in people who make the big (right) decision to stop this harmful habit. This was shown by a study of the immune response of 1,000 people which was published in the scientific journal “Nature”. The remaining factors that affect … Read more

Luxury Fashion Shows at New York Fashion Week Feature Models Smoking Cigarettes as Accessories: A Controversial Scenography Raises Questions

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Luxury Fashion Shows at New York Fashion Week Feature Models Smoking Cigarettes as Accessories: A Controversial Scenography Raises Questions

Models smoked at the LaQuan Smith and Christian Cowan shows. Presented during New York Fashion Week, the shows rhymed cigarettes with accessories. A scenography that raises questions. Smoking seriously harms your health and that of your guests? Not for LaQuan Smith and Christian Cowan. The two designers presented their fall-winter 2024 collections at New York … Read more

Study Shows Quitting Smoking Before Age 50 Reduces Lung Cancer Risk by 57%

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Study Shows Quitting Smoking Before Age 50 Reduces Lung Cancer Risk by 57%

Lung cancer risk reduced by 57% compared to quitting smoking after age 50 Entered 2024.02.08 20:00 Entered 2024.02.08 20:00 Modified 2024.02.08 20:06 Views 49 Quitting smoking before age 50 was found to reduce the risk of lung cancer by 57% compared to quitting smoking after age 50. [사진= 게티이미지뱅크]Cigarette smoke increases the risk of cancer … Read more

Best Foods to Help You Quit Smoking – Expert Recommendations

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Best Foods to Help You Quit Smoking – Expert Recommendations

Foods that make cigarettes taste good are caffeine, alcohol, and meat…Foods that make cigarettes taste bad are fruits and vegetables, non-caffeinated drinks, and dairy products. Entered 2024.01.02 21:55 Views 0 Entered 2024.01.02 21:55 Modified 2024.01.02 20:57 Views 0 When you decide to quit smoking, there are foods that are helpful and foods you should avoid. … Read more