Does smoking tobacco cause weight loss?
I've been smoking tobacco for many years and I've always been quite thin. I wonder if there's a connection. Does smoking tobacco cause weight loss?
I've been smoking tobacco for many years and I've always been quite thin. I wonder if there's a connection. Does smoking tobacco cause weight loss?
I used to think smoking was helping me stay thin, so I ignored my sudden weight loss until I was diagnosed with severe stomach ulcers. Please don't mistake tobacco-induced appetite suppression for healthy weight loss. Go get a thorough checkup from a physician.
I know how stressful it is when your weight starts dropping and you keep worrying about what's causing it. Tobacco does suppress hunger, which can cause weight loss, but it's highly toxic for your body. Your anxiety is completely valid, so please speak to a doctor to put your mind at ease.
Using smoking as a way to control weight is a silent emotional struggle that many people don't talk about. I used to do it because of body image issues, and it only damaged my health. It takes courage to choose healthy food over cigarettes, but you can do it.
With PCOS, metabolic health is already a delicate balance, and smoking tobacco just messes with insulin sensitivity even more. Even if it seems to cause weight loss, it is incredibly harmful to your hormones. Please talk to an endocrinologist for a safe lifestyle plan.
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Bro, smoking just kills your appetite, that's why people lose weight. But it also ruins your stamina and muscle mass. I lost 5 kgs when I was smoking heavily, but I looked sick, not fit. Better to eat well and hit the gym instead.
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