Like secondhand tobacco smoke, it contains highly carcinogenic compounds, heavy metals, hydrogen cyanide (used in chemical weapons), butane (used in lighter fluid), toluene (used in paint thinners), arsenic, lead, and even radioactive Polonium-210 (used to murder a Russian spy)
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The number of cigarettes you smoke and other lifestyle factors may impact the extent of the damage
The biggest risk factors for the development of Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) are: Being older Being male High cholesterol High blood pressure Obesity Being inactive Strong family history of coronary artery disease Diabetes Smoking cigarettes While most of these risk factors have to do more with your genetics, there are a few that you can do something about