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Increase in nicotine pouch (NP) users, particularly among the young, is a matter of concern requiring a comprehensive understanding of its short- and long-term oral health implications. The objective of this research was to systematically review potential oral side-effects associated with NP usage....
The therapeutic potential of non‐nicotine components of smoke is suggested by studies supporting multiple alternative mechanisms ranging from monoamine oxidase inhibitors to gut microbiome disruption to antioxidant response induction by chronic exposure to low levels of carbon monoxide. Rigorous investigation ...
How is a chronic cough treated?The cough may go away on its own without treatment. You may need medicine to stop the cough or treat the cause of your cough. This may include medicine to treat allergies or acid reflux, or decrease swelling in your airways. You may also need antibiotics ...
Care guide for Chronic Bronchitis. Includes: possible causes, signs and symptoms, standard treatment options and means of care and support.
your body and mind learn to expect a certain amount of nicotine each day. If you don't fulfill these cravings, withdrawal symptoms can be intense. You can quickly build a tolerance to nicotine, needing more to reach the desired effect. This is one reason why it's so hard (but not impo...
is merely epiphenomenal). However, the Everard et al5study shows that even for those who are longer-term quitters (>about 4 months), e-cigarette use may heighten a vulnerability to relapse. Thus, e-cigarette use may precipitate relapse, perhaps via nicotine priming effects. However, the ...
The effect of cannabis on our bodies is also driven largely by the method of intake, which has become more extensive. The most common method of intake is inhalation via smoking or vaporization. However, there are also edibles, transdermal patches, sublingual sprays, suppositories, and more. Eac...
Smoking can result in bone loss. In people with osteoporosis this can accelerate the progression of the disease. It also decreases estrogen levels in women, which can lead to earlier menopause, and further bone loss. The effect of alcohol and caffeine on osteoporosis is not clear. To maintain...
Carbohydrates refer to the sugar molecules that are known to bestow energy to the living cells for performing the cellular activity. The simplest form is the glucose molecule that is the main energy source. The monosaccharides and oligosaccharides are the two forms of carbohydrates....