How does Smoking Cause Lung Cancer?

Smoking has been linked to most lung cancer patients. The carcinogens found within the cigarettes cause the deterioration of the lung's overall health. You can find more information here: ehealthmd.com/library/lungcancer/LCN_cau....

Our cells constantly replace dead cells with new ones. New cells grow and split and recycle the old dying and dead cells in a well balance cycle of life. This happens naturally.

Smoking kills cells faster and often this somehow throws off the balance of the cycle -it goes haywire. The cells start to grow and split with no recognition of balancing the new with the old. This mutation and rapid new growth is what we call cancer.

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