every cigarette you smoke takes 7 minutes does not just affect your lungs. It slowly affects your heart, brain, skin, energy, stamina, sleep, fertility, and even how fast your body ages. The "11 minutes" statistic comes from Each Cigarette Gets Me 7

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25 The higher prevalence of obesity in high-level smokers may reflect a disorder of appetite-related behavior, leading them to overconsume both nicotine and food

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