Causes and Effects of Smoking Essay

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    Nicotine Addiction

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    Why it is difficult for people to quit smoking? It is known to all that tobacco use can lead to serious health problems and quitting smoking greatly reduces the risk of developing smoking-related diseases. Most of people still could not stop it. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that nearly 20 percent of adults smoke and 70 percent of them want to quit. But only 3 percent of smokers successfully quit for their whole lifetime (CDC, 2015). For last 20 years,…

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    Anti-smoking advertisements are widely distributed throughout our society, often showing the harmful effects of smoking which can be seen either from television, the internet or even on freeway billboards which people see every day. In addition an ad that does a great job of conveying the message that smoking only cause you harm is one that displays a black and white background, showing a young man smoking a cigarette, and with the smoke from its cigarette it transforming into a gun pointed at…

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    and it slows down the nervous system. Marijuana is a mind changing drug. All three are dangerous, therefore, everyone should stay away from using gateway drugs. To begin, tobacco is a depressant that is very addictive. Smoking tobacco and chewing tobacco both have the effects of nicotine. Nicotine is a colorless, odorless drug that stimulates the nervous system. Nicotine is the drug in tobacco that makes people addicted. This drug dulls taste buds, stimulates the nervous system, constricts…

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    Secondhand Smoke Smoking

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    Parents are killing their children one puff at a time. Cigarette smoking is the inhalation of the gases and hydrocarbon vapors generated by slowly burning tobacco in cigarettes. The practice stems partly from the effect on the nervous system of the nicotine contained in the smoke. Cigarette smoke is addictive and is considered more dangerous than pipe or cigar smoke because it is less irritating and therefore more likely to be inhaled (Elsevier). As more parents begin to smoke, children are…

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    There are high risk to Cardiovascular Disease in Cubans and Cuban Americans. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of mortality in Cuba, too. Than in those who are engaged in vigorous physical exercise regular physical activity is associated with decreased risk of coronary artery disease by 19% (“Lifestyle Risk Factors…….2012). Also, he didn’t any exercise and overweight. Poor dietary habits and low physical activity are a global trend of rising prevalence in obesity may be the world.…

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    ENG4U February 8, 2015 The Benefits of Illegalizing Cigarette Smoking in North America Smokers tend to believe that smoking only brings them harm and that it is their choice to smoke, but unfortunately that is not the case. By smoking cigarettes, the smoker does not only harm him or herself, they harm the world around them as well. Today, about 6 million people worldwide die annually to cigarette smoking. Cigarette smoking is known to cause multiple illnesses, such as heart diseases, lung…

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    Smoking is bad for your health and can cause negative health effects such as cancer. Nearly every part of smoking is bad for the environment, from growing the tobacco plants to people throwing away their used. About 8.6 million people in the US have at least 1 serious illness that's ... 13.2 years of life and female smokers lose 14.5 years of life because of smoking. Smoking should not be allowed because it affects our health in our environment and other people’s life. When you smoke you…

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    Health promotion- Smoking Less than 1 in 5 adults currently smoke cigarettes. National Statistics (2017) suggests this equates to an estimated 9.4 million UK adult smokers. Consequently, individuals who smoke will experience many physical and mental health problems which ultimately affects the NHS. The topic smoking has been chosen for this health promotion essay because it is a complex issue across the UK, as it is the cause of many deaths, which is an approachable issue that could be prevented…

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    Smoking is one of the factor why women in New Zealand suffer from health related issue. Smoking can lead to so many dangerous effects to women’s body and to the people surrounding them. Some effects that is common are decreased of their bone density that may occur in their menopause stage, Rheumatoid arthritis which is a chronic disease that may cause pain in the joints, Cataracts which affect their eye sight, gum disease that may cause tooth loss and may be linked to ulcer, stroke, heart…

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    In today’s society, a lot of people are smoking more than ever before, despite the warning labels on cigarette packages. People from all walks of life are smoking and it seems as if there is no end in sight. Honestly, society plays an important role when it comes to individuals who smoke cigarettes. People turn to cigarettes because of various stresses caused by society. For example many people learn and explore tobacco by word of mouth, or just because society perceives it the “cool” thing to…

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