To understand that, well have to take a look at how this system works, and how cigarette smoke interacts with auditory processing
During adolescence there is a significant decrease in the gray matter volume and density in the prefrontal cortex, parietal cortex and basal ganglia, which are critical brain regions for executive function, sensory processing, and motivation ( A functional MRI study examined the effects of nicotine dependence and tobacco consumption on brain structural changes in young adolescents and found that nicotine dependence was associated with distinct atrophy patterns on the brain volume ( Studies have shown that micro-circuitry of the PFC and the NAc show developmental differences in dopamine function indicating that that cognitive processing within these regions is profoundly different in adolescence as compared to adulthood ( Smoking during adolescence increases the risk of developing psychiatric disorders and cognitive impairment in later life ( Nicotine Induced Neurobiological Changes in Adolescents Comparison of smoking behavior of adolescents with that of adult's point to an enhanced sensitivity of the adolescent brain to addictive properties of nicotine
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When you inhale it from others who are smoking, your risk of developing lung cancer and heart disease increases
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Most insurers ask a question like this: During the last 12 months have you smoked any nicotine or nicotine replacement products (these include but are not limited to cigarettes, cigars, tobacco products, e-cigarettes, nicotine gum, nicotine patches and vaping etc.) To avoid doubt, if you have used any of these products (even once) in the last 12 months, youll be classified as a smoker
