Effects of Vaping and Water Pipe on Lipid Profiles, Glucose and Liver Enzymes

Zahraa Salman Abd; Prof. Dr. Wejdan Thamir Mehdi

doi:10.17605/cajmns.v4i3.1568

Zahraa Salman Abd Department of Biology, College of Sciences, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Al-Dewaniyah, Iraq
Prof. Dr. Wejdan Thamir Mehdi Department of Biology, College of Sciences, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Al-Dewaniyah, Iraq

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17605/cajmns.v4i3.1568

Keywords: Water Pipe

Abstract

To evaluate the effect of vaping and water pipe smoking on some physiological parameters in men, the present study has been carried out at college of sciences, Al-Qadisiyah Univerisity in cooperation with central lab of Al-Dewaniyah Hospital in Al-Dewaniyah city during the period extended from June-December 2022. One Hundared fifty samples of blood were collected from men were divided in to 3 groups, first group 50 healthy, second group 50 smoking with Argila and third group 50 smoking with Vape. Venous blood (5ml) were collected from all sample for measuring immunity parameter and physiological parameters. Results shown clarified the AST increase of the smoking groups (Argila and Vape). It has been found that AST recorder a significant increase (p<0.05) in smoking groups (Argila and Vape) when compared with Non-Smoking group (25.48±0.71) and (45±0.42; 38.8±0.35) respectively. And ALT increase of the smoking groups (Argila and Vape). It has been found that ALT recorder a significant increase (p<0.05) in smoking groups (Argila and Vape) when compared with Non-Smoking group (22.76±1.42) and (45.6±0.53; 38.76±0.63) respectively. Also ALP increase of the smoking groups (Argila and Vape). It has been found that ALP recorder a significant increase (p<0.05) in smoking groups (Argila and Vape) when compared with Non-Smoking group (90.84±1.38) and (139.28±0.91; 122.18±1.006) respectively. Also results shown clarified the Cholesterol increase of the smoking groups (Argila and Vape). It has been found that Cholesterol recorder a significant increase (p<0.05) in smoking groups (Argila and Vape) when compared with Non-Smoking group (134.4±2.11) and (211.54±1.85; 191.4±1.04) respectively.

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