Its expected, like how people who live in areas with high air pollution tend to have more lung troubles, particularly children
Both these tax types tend to ask more of low- and middle-income families as they devote a larger share of their earnings toward paying for utilities and insurance than high-income families
Future research could address this dimension using complementary methods such as focus groups or document analysis
If you're determined to secure a healthier future and lower premiums, now's the time to quit or reduce nicotine use
But if its consistently abnormal (as in, different from what your poop usually smells like), then there may be something else going on. Indeed, if you randomly have a super smelly trip to the toilet, but things either end or taper off from there, you really shouldnt stress it
Cigarettes mainly cause lung disease, while alcohol damages the liver and brain