No, I have asthma myself, it is definitely NOT contagious. The difference between a person's lungs with asthma is that when they are out if breath from physical activity, their lungs aren't able to inhale as strongly as a person without asthma's lungs. 1 fact is that asthma causes people to have more mucus in their lungs, which renders it hard to breathe. 2: You can either have asthma for a year or two or your entire life. 3: severe cases of asthma make the airway in your lungs narrow very tightly and will make you need a longer lasting inhaler. 4: the amount of asthma cases grows each year, this year there are 26 million people with asthma, and 18.9 million are adults and 7.1 million are children. 5: Asthma results in 439,00 hospitalizations and 1.8 million emergency room visits annually.
(what I'm trying to say is that asthma sucks)
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Yes, Nicotine is very addictive, so like, if you take a ciggerate and start to smoke, the smoke enters your lungs, and nicotine is instantly absorbed into the blood and delivered into the brain, it takes effect sometimes as quickly as 10 seconds. Nicotine can change how the brain works or thinks, and can make the brain to crave more of it. Nicotine when it enters your brain realeses a thing called, dopimine which gives the person a good feeling. Dopamine is something in the nervous system to send messages to the brain cells, your body makes it, high levels of dopamine change our daily behaviors. So if nicotine releases or rises the dopamine, it can get you sick and addicted really easily in just 2 or 3 days of smoking, i will not consider smoking any tobaco.
Transportation laws <span>promoting safety precautions, such as the helmet law, lead to an increase in public health. Legislation on speed limits, drunk driving are a few of the most obvious examples. </span><span> Wearing a helmet, without question, reduces a rider's risk of injury. However, </span><span>Public education and </span>infrastructure upgrades<span>, protect riders considerably even before helmets come into the scene. </span>
A. excellent team work, When you play by yourself there is no team to work with.
