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Ya my friend had his ligaments rip too easily because of excess smoking and caffeine the doctors think
I heard that in cases of severing injuries, non smokers are far more likely to be able to have it reattached versus smokers. Something to do with the lividity of the tissues
Is there any chance you remember where you learned it? This was the only source I was able to find (there may be more out there, and it's from 2015... which was nine years ago, holy fuck that's weird) and it doesn't seem to confirm. Still, there were a bunch of other articles that came up about how smoking causes impaired wound healing (which would make me think it'd make it harder to reattach a finger, so I have no fucking clue lol), and obviously smoking is bad for plenty of other reasons too. TIL about the wound healing though, I didn't realize how much smoking affects the whole body. Yikes.
To be clear, I heard this from a friend at an RV factory I work at. I didn't take it as gospel but it did seem to make sense. I then went on to surmise a possible cause based on that assumption, but it's probably not the most ethical thing to make it seem like I was speaking from authority.