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Jul 2021
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Smoking

BELLA
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Smoking raises blood pressure, weakens blood vessel walls and increases blood clots. Both, raise to your risk of stroke, you're at high risk worsening heart disease if you already had a heart attack ora stent, placed in a blood vessel. When you inhale smoke, you're taking in substances that can damage your lungs over time, which heads to variety of problems ... Show More
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