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Risks of smokinghome > mens health > risks of smokingCigarette smoking unnaturally brings about degenerative disorders in the body of anyone who partakes however males face a few added problems affiliated with the habit. Recent studies have shown that the prostate gland has properties a lot like a sponge. It absorbs substances present in the body including toxins. Chronic cigarette smokers are continuously feeding their bodies a multitude of toxins through the tobacco they intake. Coincidentally the prostate gland's exposure to these toxins results in a build up in the gland that can result in cancer over extended periods of time. Men should be very concerned about the nature of their prostate glands as they are directly connected to sexual drive and functioning. Cigarette smoking also affects the functioning of the bodies' blood vessels and capillaries. Impotence, or the inability to obtain and maintain and erection, is exacerbated by poor circulation and improperly functioning blood vessels and capillaries. Furthermore, if a man cannot overcome problems of impotence, fertility is directly affected as impregnation cannot occur. Males face additional health concerns affiliated with their chronic tobacco use. If they are the center of the family or are in contact with family members that do not smoke they are inadvertently distressing the health of the very ones they love. Second hand smoke, especially in a household setting, can have overwhelmingly disastrous effects on a man's family. Children are at an increased risk of contracting lung cancer, ear infections, and allergies among other problems that can arise. Men should take into account the health of the people that they love in addition to themselves. |
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