A different study from the same year, which involved more than 600 Swedish men, found that men who consumed chewing tobacco had around 25% lower sperm count than those who didnt consume anything
The finding of increased nuclear translocation of AIF and EndoG in HBE cells from smokers compared to non-smokers suggests it may play a role in smoke-related lung diseases
Still, it is important to pay attention to when they happen, how long they last and whether they come with other symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness or fainting
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Smoking tobacco causes: Bad breath (halitosis) Stained teeth Tooth loss Alveolar bone loss Cancer in the mouth, lips, tongue, and throat Gum disease or periodontitis Poor sense of taste and smell Slowed down healing process after a tooth extraction or other surgery Dental problems are a given for a smoker