Outlaw Tobacco
The outlawing of cigarettes and other tobacco products has been a topic of discussion for many years across the world. It is a significant topic to discuss because it confronts the way tobacco effects your body mentally and physically over a period of time. A lot of disagreements have been found in the topic of tobacco use. This research topic will break down the arguments of having cigarettes as well as other tobacco products banned and express some of the problems in tobacco. Tobacco products should be outlawed due to the harmful chemical products that have been found in them as well as the many cancers that it can cause. Tobacco would have a positive impact on more people, both physically and mentally, if it was …show more content…
Different companies try to sell their products to young individuals and prosperously do so. The use of tobacco in young adults would more than likely decline if advertisements were not hung up on the windows of convenience stores and many gas stations. In the article “Tobacco Facts and Figures” of the National Institute on Drug Abuse “Each day, more than 3,200 people under 18 smoke their first cigarette, and approximately 2,100 youth and young adults become daily smokers. Guardians use of tobacco is another extraordinary influence on kids’ tobacco use. If there is a simple access to tobacco in the household, it can be paired with the increase chance of tobacco use by the teenager or kid in the home. Smoking as a teen can stunt the growth of your lungs and ultimately affect the way you run. Due to the high levels of nicotine found in tobacco when a child uses tobacco for the first time, there is a possibility for problem use in the near future. For instance, the article “Kids and Smoking” of the kidshealth.org stated a concern that should be put to thought. It states, “Kids might be drawn to smoking and chewing tobacco use for many reason such as, to look cool, act older, lose weight, seem, or feel independent.” Because of these reason, kid are likely to have permanent effects from tobacco use if it continues as they get older. Nicotine reaches the brain in ten …show more content…
Long-term brain changes that continue nicotine use results in addiction. Nicotine is a chemical compound , when tobacco is smoked it is absorbed through air sacs in the lungs. When nicotine is put in as snuff it is absorbed through the mucous membranes of the mouth. Tobacco roots the inside of your mouth and also pulls your gums away from your teeth. It also contains fiberglass which is a reinforced plastic. The glass leads to the burning sensation of tobacco snuff when put in for a first time
The outlawing of cigarettes and other tobacco products has been a topic of discussion for many years across the world. It is a significant topic to discuss because it confronts the way tobacco effects your body mentally and physically over a period of time. A lot of disagreements have been found in the topic of tobacco use. This research topic will break down the arguments of having cigarettes as well as other tobacco products banned and express some of the problems in tobacco. Tobacco products should be outlawed due to the harmful chemical products that have been found in them as well as the many cancers that it can cause. Tobacco would have a positive impact on more people, both physically and mentally, if it was …show more content…
Different companies try to sell their products to young individuals and prosperously do so. The use of tobacco in young adults would more than likely decline if advertisements were not hung up on the windows of convenience stores and many gas stations. In the article “Tobacco Facts and Figures” of the National Institute on Drug Abuse “Each day, more than 3,200 people under 18 smoke their first cigarette, and approximately 2,100 youth and young adults become daily smokers. Guardians use of tobacco is another extraordinary influence on kids’ tobacco use. If there is a simple access to tobacco in the household, it can be paired with the increase chance of tobacco use by the teenager or kid in the home. Smoking as a teen can stunt the growth of your lungs and ultimately affect the way you run. Due to the high levels of nicotine found in tobacco when a child uses tobacco for the first time, there is a possibility for problem use in the near future. For instance, the article “Kids and Smoking” of the kidshealth.org stated a concern that should be put to thought. It states, “Kids might be drawn to smoking and chewing tobacco use for many reason such as, to look cool, act older, lose weight, seem, or feel independent.” Because of these reason, kid are likely to have permanent effects from tobacco use if it continues as they get older. Nicotine reaches the brain in ten …show more content…
Long-term brain changes that continue nicotine use results in addiction. Nicotine is a chemical compound , when tobacco is smoked it is absorbed through air sacs in the lungs. When nicotine is put in as snuff it is absorbed through the mucous membranes of the mouth. Tobacco roots the inside of your mouth and also pulls your gums away from your teeth. It also contains fiberglass which is a reinforced plastic. The glass leads to the burning sensation of tobacco snuff when put in for a first time