I am trying to get a friend to stop smoking marijuana because he has asthma but he says it only affects him for a few days and then hes back to normal, but I know that smoke burns and destroys important cilia in your throat, and this damage can last a long time. He says its only like that for cigarettes because they have tar in them but im sure it lasts longer than a few days no matter what. How long does the damage actually last, with and without tar?
2007-02-11
13:50:05
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osoboricuoso
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➔ Diseases & Conditions
➔ Respiratory Diseases