Long-term use of inhalants does NOT lead to damage in which of the following systems?

Long-term use of inhalants primarily leads to damage in the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system, as these substances can have neurotoxic effects. Users may experience cognitive deficits, neuropathy, and other neurological impairments due to the inhalation of toxic vapors. Inhalants can also cause hepatic damage, as the liver metabolizes these substances, and chronic exposure can lead to liver dysfunction. However, the endocrine system is generally not directly affected by inhalants in the same way.

The reason that the endocrine system is the correct answer is that while there may be some indirect effects on hormonal regulation due to overall health decline (from other systems being impacted), inhalants do not cause significant endocrine disorders or direct damage compared to their effects on the nervous system and liver.