Smoking causes changes to homeostasis throughout the body best explains the relationship of cause and effect which DeShawn best explains and is denoted as option B.
<h3>What is Homeostasis?</h3>
This is common in biological systems and is the process in which they maintain a stable internal environment through series of techniques such as excretion etc.
Smoking will disrupt the homeostasis in the body as a result of the presence of a high amount of carbon dioxide as against that of the non smoker which has a large concentration of oxygen.
This makes the body internal environment unstable and is therefore the reason why changes to homeostasis was chosen as the correct choice.
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1. Glycolysis
2.Pyruvate oxidation
3.Citric acid cycle
4. Oxidation phosphorylation
