Causes and Effects of Smoking Essay

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    cigarettes, even though it clearly says on the packets that it causes lung cancer. Humans buying tobacco products are victims of the tobacco industry. Who are stealing money from consumers and do not care about their health. Cigarettes contain a substance called Nicotine, a quote from Medical News says “Nicotine is a nitrogen-containing chemical and alkaline, which is made of several types of plants.” This chemical in tobacco plants is what causes the addictive factor in cigarettes among other…

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    Heart Association, the nicotine inside the tobacco, which is inside of a cigarette, is what makes the cigarettes so addicting and keeps people using them. Smoking is not something anybody should be doing. It´s a proven fact that smoking cigarettes on a daily basis, will show effects in your lungs as you grow. ¨ Tobacco is the leading cause for preventable death in the United States,¨ (Volunteer for Social Change). Other tobacco products besides cigarettes, includes dip, Electronic…

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    contains. Young adults gain an interested in smoking cigarettes because of the influence they receive from other people. Smoking on college campuses should be unacceptable because students could look for other opportunities to handle their problems. If colleges banned the use of smoking cigarettes on campus, it can lower the number of secondhand smokers and reduce the rate of health deterioration in a person that smokes cigarettes. The effect of smoking on college campuses affects people that do…

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    How Smoking Affects The Body

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    We Cannot turn around without seeing a smoker. Smoking is a process where the burning of tobacco material, and the body is absorption of the drugs found in the smoke called nicotine relaxes the person. The cigarette has different types of chemicals that cause greater harm to the body. Smoking started thousands of years ago. “Cigars are a growing public health concern, given the changes in cigar use patterns in the US and elsewhere since the 1960s” (Chang, Cindy 1). The most prominent health…

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    In the United States, Cigarette Smoking accounts for more than 480,000 deaths every year (Current Cigarette Smoking Among Adults in the United States). Secondhand smoke is the smoke produced when tobacco products are burned. Secondhand smoke is just as harmful, as tobacco smoke which contains about 70 different cancer causing chemicals. Every year, secondhand smoke causes about 34,000 deaths by heart disease and 7,300 deaths by lung cancer in non-smokers (Secondhand Smoke (SHS) Facts). In this…

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    Cigarette smoking is one of the number causes of various diseases and health problems, yet it is highly addictive. Because cigarette smoking is trending in many social environments, most people are unaware of the damages and risks that may occur between the individual smoking and his or her bystanders. Particularly, the smoke from a cigarette is the main contributor of why many smokers enjoy the unrevealed truth and why they are addicted to a substance that not receive any internal satisfaction.…

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    Smoking Bans By: Nathaniel, Alexis, Devyn, and Logan We see people smoking, everywhere; in their cars, at their house, in bars, outside, at parks, almost anywhere at almost any time. We see our dad smoking a pipe on the couch, we see our friends mom smoking at the park, we see our own family and friends with cigarettes in hand puffing away. Smoking bans are set to help save the lives of smokers, non-smokers, and the environment around us. Smoking harms the human body in many ways. Although some…

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    enough. In order to reverse the damage caused by cigarettes, it must be ceased from the market. Its current legality serves as a danger to society, smoker and non-smoker alike. Laws aim to protect New York City residents from the harmful effects produced by smoking. The New York City Health Department has enacted its most recent regulations on August 1, 2014 called the Local Law 94 and Local Law 97. The Health Department strives to provide smoke-free air, reduce the availability of tobacco to…

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    threatening in the U.S., where according to U.S. Food and Drug administration 25% of the deaths in men and women age 35-69 are caused from smoking related diseases (U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2017). This number was even higher among substance abusers and people with mental health problems (Bandiera, F. C, et al, 2015, p.1). Even if someone does not die from smoking cigarettes, then they are more than likely to contract a preventable disease. With new people everyday contracting these…

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    smoke while pregnant. It is a well known fact that smoking is an addiction and is difficult to stop, but it is also another well known fact that smoking has been the leading cause of many birth defects during and after pregnancy. This is why it is important to try and stop smoking all together. Smoking tobacco is often a habit that is very difficult to stop. In the past it has been the leading cause of many well known diseases and cancers. Smoking was first documented back in the 15th…

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