Exposure to thirdhand smoke may cause diabetes
“Surprise, surprise: The pancreas is the latest organ to join the list of body parts vulnerable to thirdhand smoke exposure. In recent years, scientists have discovered that thirdhand smoke exposure is linked to DNA damage, skin cancer, lung inflammation, increased liver fat, and reduced pancreatic function.”
The pancreas is a vital organ in the body, that regulates blood sugar. Damaging it may set up the body for diabetes.
Thirdhand smoke consists of hundreds of chemicals that settle into furniture, walls, carpets, etc., and that stick to tables, dishes, hair, skin, and any other surface.
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