Among them are: carcinogens, such as acetaldehyde and formaldehyde acrolein, a weed killer that can lead to irreversible lung damage benzene, a compound in car exhaust diacetyl, a chemical linked to bronchiolitis, which is a health condition sometimes called popcorn lung propylene glycol, used in antifreeze hazardous metals, such as lead and cadmium other minute particles that can enter the lungs Many of these are also in traditional cigarettes
By reducing the number of people who can smoke cigarettes, this will have considerable public health benefits both in the short-term and long-term, and for both smokers and non-smokers
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DNA Damage in Sperm The toxic chemicals in cigarettes, such as benzene and formaldehyde, cause oxidative stress, leading to DNA fragmentation in sperm
Discharge when SpO stable 90% on room air and adequate oral intake