Smoking & Stomach Fat The immediate effects of smoking on your body are numerous and include stained teeth and unpleasant breath. Long-term damage from smoking represents a more harmful threat, as your likelihood is greater to fall victim to heart disease, wrinkles, ulcers and gum disease -- as well as lung cancer. Although some people rely on smoking as a method to control weight, Harvard Medical School reports that smokers are more likely to have large stomachs than people who remain smoke-free. Smoking triggers a reaction inside your body that diverts fat from places like the thighs and hips and causes an unhealthy buildup inside your abdominal area.livestrong/article/414280-smoking-fat-around-the-stomach/
Posted on: Mon, 30 Sep 2013 01:02:36 +0000
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