What is the fate of her heart?

What is the fate of her heart?1. Smoking causes heart disease.
2. Exercise prevents heart disease.
Suppose, Ms. Akila happened to be a chain smoker and an athlet, what is the fate of her heart?

Steven
They don't cancel each other out, and her lungs would probably be the most affected. Exercise would definitely help but her organs would be much better off if she quit smoking.

Juefawn
Working out does not negate the destructive side-effects of smoking.
Not only is the heart ill-fated, smoking threatens practically every organ.

wiseman/guru
To be eaten by worms, like the rest of her. Smoking damages the lungs........
Peace.

anywho
Actually, strenuous exercise will put a person more at risk for immediate damage, because when the pulse rate is raised, the person is effectively pumping the deadly toxins (associated with cigarettes and other tobacco products) more rapidly through their system.
The exercise will not cancel out the effects of nicotine.

baree33090
First of all, I do not know what an 'athlet' is, but I assume you mean athlete.

Why haven't you looked at this situation and used the indestructible properties to analyze it?

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