TOEveryone knows, physical activity in childhood and adolescence is a guarantee of better physical and mental health through life. But that’s not all. Moderate to intense physical activity can delay the beginning of smoking.
A study led by Andrew Agbaje, of The University of the East of Finland, followed 2,503 young people from the English cohort “children of the 90s”, with the support of the University of Bristol, the United Kingdom, from 11 to 24 years. Smoking rates at the ages of 13, 15 and 24 were 1.5%, 13.5% and 26.6% respectively.
However, “childhood and adolescent smoking has been associated with a 61% higher risk of fatal cardiovascular events before the sexier year of life and 52% higher of premature heart damage in young people,” the cardiovascular and neurological consequences of exposure to exposure to the Toba of Childhood are being established through the young age. “
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