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Temporary Insomnia Is Common After Quitting Insomnia is a typical short-term side effect of nicotine withdrawal, often lasting just a few weeks

Burning increases greenhouse gas levels by generating water and air pollutants, and decreasing forest cover which would otherwise absorb the almost 84 million metric tons of CO2 emitted by tobacco production annually

These conditions might not show up instantly but the smoke slowly takes a toll on a cellular level causing stress and genetic abruptions making our organs (lungs, heart, liver, kidneys, etc) slightly weaker each passing day

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Intraperitoneal nicotine administration was found to have a profound effect on weight regulation and metabolic phenotypes