Nicotine affects insulin signalling and lipid metabolism, potentially contributing to conditions that promote fat accumulation in the liver
Retrieved from About the Author(s) Rosario Wippold, RN-MPH, is a research nurse, Maher Karam-Hage, MD, and Janice Blalock, PhD, are associate professors in the Department of Behavioral Science, and Paul Cinciripini, PhD, is director of the Tobacco Treatment Program and chair ad interim of the Department of Behavioral Science, all at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston
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Smoking can impair liver function and interfere with the bodys ability to process toxins
Smoking is an oral fixation, so just shift the need to chew on something healthy: raw carrots, celery, sunflower seeds, nuts, granola--or even things like sugarless hard candy, gum, or mints