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How to reduce hookah effects

 Hookah Side Effects on Body Hookah smoke contains many chemicals, including nicotine and carbon monoxide. Because of this, many people are concerned about the side effects of hookah smoking. But do these side effects really exist? Some people worry that hookah smoking will lead to addiction and even lung cancer. However, research has shown that there is no evidence that hookah smoking leads to addiction or lung cancer. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that hookah smoking is not a risk factor for any forms of cancer.  The WHO also said that there is no evidence that hookah smoking causes cardiovascular disease or stroke due to its low levels of tar and nicotine compared with cigarettes or other forms of tobacco products like cigars or pipe tobacco. So, it seems unlikely that hookah smoking will cause any negative health effects in most cases Hookah smoking has become a global phenomenon. In fact, it is the most popular form of tobacco use in the wo...
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hookah side effects

The problem with hookah smoking is that there are so many potential side effects, you may not even know if you're to make shisha having any of them. Here are some of the most common ones: Dry mouth and throat. The smoke itself can dry out your mouth and throat, so you might want to consider using a wet sponge or other solution to moisten it before smoking. Cough and wheeze. Since smoke contains carbon monoxide, it can irritate your lungs and cause coughing and wheezing. Bronchitis. Hookah smoke contains carcinogenic substances that can cause lung cancer, including beta-caryophyllene (BCP), which is found in almost all types of tobacco products. BCP also causes bronchitis when inhaled in large amounts over time. Hepatitis C infection (HCV). HCV is a viral infection that affects the liver, but the risk is higher if you use a hookah regularly or often enough to be exposed to BCP or other harmful substances in the smoke. HCV can be transmitted through blood-to-blood contact or contami...
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