Smokers are at heightened risk for leukemia and cancers of the cervix, esophagus, larynx, kidneys, mouth, pancreas, stomach and urinary tract. Smoke for years, and your face will show it with increased lines and grooves. Smoking can inhibit the blood flow needed to maintain an erection. Cigarette smoke stains teeth, and smoking increases your risk for gum disease and tooth loss. You may no longer notice it, but cigarette smoke makes everything it touches stink-your clothes, car, house and breath.
Smoking contributes to low bone-mineral density.
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