A member asked:

Why r my autoantibody levels lower when i use tobacco & higher when i am not using tobacco? i thought tobacco increased autoantibody levels.

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Dr. Angela Walker answered

Specializes in Addiction Medicine

Antibodies: Your antibodies, like so many other naturally occuring chemicals in the body are affected with smoking. That is why tobacco is a poison to the body and decreases the immune response aka antibody response.

Answered 5/19/2013

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