Treat Effects of Smoking on Respiratory System by few effort

Smoking doesn’t only harm the lungs of a smoker and Cancer isn’t the only threat to a smoker’s health.

Inhaling Tobacco smoke can cause damage to most of the body’s organs and systems.

Some of the short term problems caused by smoking that can be out looked without more ado can be:-

1. Your fingers will turn yellow.
2. Your teeth will stain.
3. You may also develop a hacking cough and suffer many of the symptoms of allergies, such as a (1) runny nose, (2) fever, (3) itchiness, and (4) mucous buildup.
4. Over time, you will start to notice a lack of athletic ability, as your lung capacity shrinks.
5. You will also see that blood pressure increases and throat irritability.

Some of the stern and long term effects of smoking are: –

1. Smoking causes Cancer.
2. It has an effect on Circulator System.
3. It worsens your immune System.
4. Smoking affects the respiratory system.
5. It affects Musculoskeletal System.
6. It influences your Vision.
7. It affects your Sexual Organs.
8. It affects Diabetes.
9. Smoking causes (1) Still, (2) Premature birth, or (3) even miscarriages if taken during pregnancy.

Smoking Effects on the Lungs

Cigarette smoking costs heavy on your lungs and irritates your windpipe and voice box. It also worsens asthma. 

3 Respiratory problems associated with smoking are:

1. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 

• A group of lung diseases that block airflow and make it difficult to breathe affecting your respiratory system. Symptoms include shortness of breath, wheezing, and coughing.  

The main diseases that make up COPD are:

Emphysema -the result of the damage to the linings in the lungs caused by the toxins in cigarette smoke and chronic bronchitis.

2. Pneumonia 

• An infection that causes inflammation of the air sacks and can cause the lungs to fill up with fluid.

Symptoms include a (1)  wet cough with (2) phlegm or (3) pus, (4) fever, and (5) difficulty breathing.

3. Tuberculosis 

• It’s a serious bacterial lung infection.

Symptoms include (1) coughing, (2) weight loss, (3) fever, and (4) fatigue.

These Cough, Cold, and Asthma are just the start; Lungs can be very badly affected by smoking. Studies have shown that 80% of lung cancer cases are due to smoking.

The effects of tobacco smoke on the respiratory system include:

1. Irritation of the trachea (windpipe) and larynx (voice box).
2. Reduced lung function and breathlessness due to swelling and narrowing of the lung airways and excess mucus in the lung passages.
3. Impairment of the lungs’ clearance system, leading to the build-up of poisonous substances, which results in lung irritation and damage.
4. Increased risk of lung infection and symptoms such as coughing and wheezing
5. Permanent damage to the air sacs of the lungs.

Effects on the Mouth, Larynx, and Pharynx

Throat Cancer (Larynx and Pharynx) What Is It?

• Smoking is a major cause of cancers to the mouth and throat. Smoking causes a dental disease that affects both the gums and bones that support the teeth.

Quitting reduces your risk of this disease compared to a continuing smoker.

• Larynx and Pharynx, a throat Cancer occurs when cells in the organs used for breathing, speaking and swallowing begin to divide rapidly and abnormally. Most throat cancer begins on the vocal cords. Later, it spreads to the voice box (larynx); to the back of the throat, including part of the tongue and the tonsils (this whole area is called the pharynx); or below the voice box to the subglottis and trachea (windpipe).

An early symptom of throat cancer is unexplained hoarseness or a raspy voice.

• Smokers are at high risk of throat cancer. Other people at high risk include those who drink a lot of alcohol, especially if they also smoke.
• Throat cancer is associated with other cancers. Some throat cancer patients are diagnosed with cancer of the (1) mouth, (2) esophagus, or (3) lung at the same time. Some people with throat cancer develop these cancers later on. (4) Bladder cancer can occur in patients with (5) throat cancer, because smoking increases the risk of this type of cancer, too.

Symptoms associated with throat cancer

When throat cancer affects your vocal cords, the first symptom is a change in your voice. You may sound hoarse or raspy.

Other symptoms of throat cancer include

1. Painful or difficulty swallowing
2. A sore throat that doesn’t go away
3. A sense of a “lump in the throat” or a constant need to swallow
4. Swelling or pain in the neck
5. Enlarged glands (lymph nodes) in the neck
6. A chronic cough
7. Wheezing
8. Unexplained weight loss
9. Coughing up blood.

Serious Effects of Smoking on Bronchi:

• Damage to the respiratory system from cigarette smoking is slow, progressive, and deadly. A healthy respiratory system is continuously cleansed. The mucus produced by the respiratory tubules traps dirt and disease-causing organisms, which cilia sweep toward the mouth, where it can be eliminated.
• Smoking greatly impairs this housekeeping. With the very first inhalation of smoke, the beating of the cilia slows. With time, the cilia become paralyzed and, eventually, disappear altogether. The loss of cilia leads to the development of the smoker’s cough. The cilia no longer effectively remove mucus, so the individual must cough it up. Coughing is usually worse in the morning because mucus has accumulated during sleep.
• To make matters worse, excess mucus is produced and accumulates, clogging the air passageways. Pathogenic organisms now result in lung congestion favors their growth. This is why smokers are sick more often than nonsmokers. Smoker’s cough leads to (1) chronic bronchitis, caused by destroyed respiratory cilia.
• The bronchioles lose elasticity and are no longer able to absorb the pressure within the alveoli (microscopic air sacs) enough to rupture the delicate alveolar walls; this condition is the hallmark of smoking-induced emphysema. The burst alveoli cause worsening of the (1) cough, (2) fatigue, (3) wheezing, and (4) impaired breathing.

Emphysema is fifteen times more common among individuals who smoke a pack of cigarettes a day than among nonsmokers.

“FUKAMIN A”, can help to null and void the alteration in the lungs caused because of smoking.

Curcumin the chief ingredient in FUKAMIN-A that helps in detox the ill effects of smoking.

• FUKAMIN-A helps to detoxify the lungs, thus saving them from the ill effects caused by smoke. It contains high traces of curcumin. Curcumin is well known for its brilliant medicinal properties. The desirable preventive and putative properties of curcumin have been associated with its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Curcumin increases the capacity of the lungs to breathe more and thereby increasing the capacity of blood cells and in turn, makes you feel rejuvenated with the better power of your lungs.
• The antioxidant property helps to detoxify the lungs by increasing the amount of lipid pre-oxidation. As an antioxidant, curcumin protects normal lung cells from oxidative stress. Nicotine and other particles go into the lungs and can cause great damage to the lungs. Fukamin –A helps to detoxify the lungs thus saving them from the ill effects caused by smoke.
• It exerts anti-carcinogenic action in lung cancer. It protects the lung from cancer-causing agents like nicotine.
• The anti-inflammatory property Fukamin -A prevents chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), reduces the inflammation in the lungs and arteries caused because of excessive smoking or second-hand smoking.

Use Fukamin –A and avoid your lungs from getting deteriorated.

REMEMBER “SMOKERS DON’T GROW OLD…THEY DIE YOUNG…”

Click here for more details: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28087906

We recommend you to take 2 months course of Fukamin- A because it will take time to start giving you positive results by working on inflammation of your lungs. This is why regular intake of Fukamin- A is important to get desired results.