A key part of the brain that is necessary for thinking is lower among smokers, says a new research
The latest research shows that smoking except influence on the heart and lungs have an impact on brain dysfunction.
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh after seeing the results of some scans of smokers found that they have thin outer layer of the brain.
Those who quit smoking immediately after launch were thinner layer than those who have smoked for a long time. This gave researchers hope that quitting smoking can restore the "defrost" the brain, but they say that this can only confirm if they do some other tests.
Persons who participated in this research were all born in 1936, transmits Koha.net.
Head of Research, Ian Deary, says that future research will show more clearly the recent discovery.
"From recent data have found a link between smoking and brain weakening in parts", he commented.
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