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There are several reasons, which include: Bacteria Bacteria living inside your mouth (especially on the surfaces of your tongue and throat) can break down proteins at a rapid pace, releasing volatile sulphur compounds that produce a foul odour when you breathe
This classification encompasses e-cigarettes, e-liquids, vape pens, and other vaping materials
An alternative hypothesis is depicted on the right, in which inhalation of chemicals common in e-cigarette aerosols (propylene glycol, glycerin, nicotine, or THC) alters the inflammatory state of the lungs, including changing alveolar macrophages to a proinflammatory phenotype with the release of inflammatory cytokines (indicated by yellow circles), such that a second hit causes a pathologic inflammatory response
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The more secondhand smoke you are exposed to, the higher the level of these harmful chemicals in your body