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- Many diseases result from long-term poor health behavior.
- Poor health behavior can interfere with the body’s ability to maintain homeostasis.
- Smoking is an example of harmful health behavior.
- Smoking exposes lung tissue to harmful chemicals.
- These chemicals can cause cancer in lung tissue.
- Smoking damages the lung’s ability to repair itself.
- Emphysema is a disease associated with smoking.
- Lung cancer is another disease associated with smoking.
- Diseases like emphysema and lung cancer are difficult to treat.
- These diseases are rarely cured.
- Avoiding or quitting smoking supports better health.
- A healthy lifestyle supports the body’s homeostatic processes.
- Supporting homeostasis helps achieve optimal well-being.
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