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Jaidyn Wilcox
8 November, 06:14
Why does nicotine make your heart work harder
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Wilson Villa
8 November, 06:27
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It's a stimulant, therefore stimulates the heart and your body causing it to pump more and faster,
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Francisco Bernard
8 November, 08:42
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The flow in which nicotine is distributed in your body causes your heart to work even harder than it should to get the flow, thus leading to heart disease. This is one reason why people should avoid any drugs at all.
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