Smoking and cholesterol – effect 1: The more smoking you did, the worse the effect on cholesterol.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 2: The longer you take smoking, the worse the effect on cholesterol.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 3: The deeper you inhaled during smoking, the worse the effect on cholesterol.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 4: Passive smoking is breathing the air that smokers are smoking in, even though you are not smoking. People in this situation are referred to as passive smokers and they also suffer a marked deterioration in their blood cholesterol condition – equivalent of them being a light smoker.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 5: How bad does smoking affect cholesterol? The relative risk of the two factors were estimated to be 1.09-5.77 and 2.37-3.57 respectively. Which indicates that smoking affects cholesterol quite markedly. Certainly, smoking and high cholesterol could be considered a very dangerous combination.
It doesn’t helps me much. May be it depends upon person to person.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 1: The more smoking you did, the worse the effect on cholesterol.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 2: The longer you take smoking, the worse the effect on cholesterol.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 3: The deeper you inhaled during smoking, the worse the effect on cholesterol.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 4: Passive smoking is breathing the air that smokers are smoking in, even though you are not smoking. People in this situation are referred to as passive smokers and they also suffer a marked deterioration in their blood cholesterol condition – equivalent of them being a light smoker.
Smoking and cholesterol – effect 5: How bad does smoking affect cholesterol? The relative risk of the two factors were estimated to be 1.09-5.77 and 2.37-3.57 respectively. Which indicates that smoking affects cholesterol quite markedly. Certainly, smoking and high cholesterol could be considered a very dangerous combination.