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As ever, Rogan is more than happy to share his thoughts on the matter

"It should be no surprise, therefore, that there is an increased incidence of Alzheimers disease in smokers." "Smoking does terrible things not only to the body but also to the brain." While other organs, such as the lungs, can recover after a person quits smoking, there are no subsequent increases in brain volume, said Osborn

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, when you smoke, it harms nearly every single part of the body

We recently wrote an article comparing nicotine vs caffeine from an addiction standpoint to fully illustrate this point