How to Avoid the Side Effects of Quitting
Smoking -
Concentration Loss
The
loss in concentration that you face when you quit smoking can also be
attributed to
low blood sugar. Coupled with your body now having
increased oxygen levels in its blood, this makes it difficult for your
body to cope with. These opposing signals to the brain can lead it to
be in a state of temporary confusion, thereby causing loss in
concentration.
Remember that your body would need some time to get used to living
without nicotine stimulation, and this is a symptom that should not last
for more than a few weeks. |
