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Izhevsk teenagers warned about the danger of vapes

Izhevsk teenagers warned about the dangers of vapes for health

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Izhevsk teenagers warned about the danger of vapes

Izhevsk teenagers were warned about the dangers of vaping for health. Although there is no tobacco smoke, the devices emit an aerosol with nicotine and harmful chemical compounds.

This composition is quickly addictive and strikes the nervous and cardiovascular systems. Nicotine reduces the sensitivity of tissues to insulin, which increases the risk of diabetes, and in already ill adolescents causes glucose jumps and makes it difficult to select therapy.

In addition, nicotine interferes with the work of the brain, which continues to develop until about 25 years. Therefore, to fight the habit is a calm conversation, support and personal example of parents.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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