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- 2. Symptoms that start when the nicotine wears off, causing the smoker to want to light up again and again. (example: anxious, irritated, headaches, cravings, etc.)
- 6. Nicotine (like caffeine) is a ________ drug that speeds up the nervous system and overworks the heart.
- 7. A single pod from a vape can contain as much _________as a whole pack of cigarettes. (The addicting substance)
- 8. Body system that brings oxygen in—and vape chemicals too.
- 9. nicotine reaches the brain and starts to affect it within _____ seconds.
- 10. Studies also show that teens who vape are 4-5 times more likely to start smoking traditional __________.
- 12. The ___________ tubes inside of the lungs become inflamed from smoking and cause an ongoing cough and irreversible lung damage.
- 13. Smoking paralyzes the _________, tiny hair-like structures in the respiratory tract that filter the air you breathe in. (think of the beach ball activity)
- 14. The ________ is not fully developed until you’re mid 20’s, so the younger you start using nicotine the more likely you are to become addicted.
- 15. This device doesn’t burn tobacco, but it heats up e-liquid that can still harm your body
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- 1. Vapes contain toxic chemicals and ________ such as nickel, lead, chromium, tin, and aluminum.
- 3. What the brain releases that makes nicotine feel rewarding.
- 4. Because of brain development, the _________ you are the more likely you are to become addicted to tobacco, vapes and other drugs.
- 5. Breathing in vape chemicals without using a vape yourself is known as __________ smoke.
- 10. Lung __________ happens from smoking and vaping because the carcinogens create abnormal cells that multiply and attack healthy cells in the lungs.
- 11. Companies add many __________ to e-liquid juice, to make it more appealing to young people. These are safe to eat, but not inhale.