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Long-term smoking can lead to permanent hardening and narrowing of blood vessels, including the carotid arteries that supply blood to the brain

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Stained teeth and tongue Gum discolouration Changes in appearance of roof of the mouth Bad breath Loss of taste and smell As a result of heavy, prolonged smoking, a person may experience the following health problems: Reduced Blood Flow Gum disease can develop and be disguised by the fact that smoking lowers blood flow to the gums

Absorption is slower and less efficient than through the lungs, but it still occurs

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