Wipe smoking has a significant negative impact on students' cognitive functions, showed a new study presented on September 15 at the annual meeting of the American neurological association in Orlando, Florida. According to a research conducted by Lynker Vinana Pokar from the Catholic University of Santiago de Guayakil in Ecuador, college students who smoke WIP show lower results in teachings for study, memory, solving problems and critical thinking compared to their peers, which do not use ViP.
Researchers have protested cognitive functions of more than 400 students between the ages of 18 and 30, of whom 64 were only wiping, 31 - only smoked cigarettes, and 111 - and boiled and smoked. The results showed that the students who were baked from 10 to 20 puffs a day had 9% lower than those who did not smoke and did not boil. Those who made more than 20 puffs a day were almost 14% worse.
Previous studies have already indicated the negative effects of smoking on the brain, in particular, a decrease in brain volume and a decrease in blood flow to brain cells. Nicotine also causes neurotoxicity that damages brain cells. Linker Vinan Pentois notes that the risk can be even greater in people who use WIP.
"We believe that our study marks 'before and after' in the field of studying cognitive functions for wapping," the punishment said. He also noted that people who have previously smoked cigarettes can use a much more wip, which exacerbates the negative impact.
The study has its restrictions, and the authors emphasize the need for further scaling and verification of results to final confirmation of the conclusions.
