For youth with developing brains, nicotine can be viewed as brain poison: it can alter brain activity to make attention, memory, and learning more difficult
The Psychological Layer: Where the Real Addiction Lives If physical withdrawal were the whole story, nobody would relapse after a month
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Additionally, studies suggest the drugs cardiovascular risks are likely to be low, especially in young, otherwise healthy people and especially in comparison to cigarettes, says Foulds
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