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    Heroin Persuasive Speech

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    In 2011, 4.2 million Americans aged 12 years or older have tried heroin. Out of that 4.2 million about 23% became dependent. Heroin can leave users with a sense of euphoria, making them to feel relaxed and drowsy. Users heart and breathing slows down. This slowing in breath is an indication of lung function slowing down, which in turn can lead to an overdose that kills people. About 15% of users whom suffer overdoses have died due to fluid filling up in their lungs. Bacteria that is often found…

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    and physiology well-being of tobacco users. Brain development beings from fetus to childhood until about the age of 25. A recent Institute of Medicine study supports raising the minimum sales age of tobacco from 18 years old to 21 years old. The new sales age limit would decrease tobacco use occurrence amongst youth by making it less accessible to them. Although traditional tobacco use (cigarettes) has declined among youth and young adults, other types of tobacco use are increasing . The…

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    Main Cause Of Emphysema

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    The respiratory system is accountable for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide which is found in the body. Diseases and conditions of the respiratory system are divided into two categories: viruses or bacteria and chronic (Zimmermann, 2014). Emphysema is a type of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Emphysema progressively damages the air sacs known as the alveoli, which causes shortness of breath. The alveoli in a healthy individual are clustered together. With emphysema,…

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    “There is only one truly important philosophical problem, and that is suicide.” Qtd Euthanasia is the process of which a person with a terminal illness with no hope of surviving, can have their doctor give them something to kill them, instead of having to suffer for however long they have until they die. “In Michigan, for example, the state supreme court in 1920 upheld the murder conviction of a man who placed poison within reach of his wife, who was dying from multiple sclerosis.” (People v.…

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    nicotine addiction and tobacco consumption is the most common form of addiction and one of the number one leading causes of death. Nicotine is a psychoactive drug in tobacco. The regular consumption of tobacco products such as cigarettes, cigars, and chewing tobacco lead to addiction in a high proportion of users. In addition to being highly addictive, tobacco may also cause numerous types of cancer, emphysema, and can even cause death (Deffner). Despite the decrease in tobacco consumption, it…

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    How would you vote if you were Marcia? If I was Marcia I would vote to keep the smokers designated to certain areas. Like her friend Cathy there are many people who are allergic to cigarette smoke and should not have to breathe it in because she sat at the wrong table at a restaurant. For example in many places breast feeding is designated to certain areas because it makes some people uncomfortable smoking should be treated the same way kind of. Do you think a state should be able to regulate…

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    Recently, the state of California raised the age to buy tobacco to 21 years old. A lot of people think this will decrease the amount of people who smoke, because that is the age a majority of people start to smoke. But, on the other hand many people argue it is not going to stop people that used to be able to smoke at 18, that there will be more arrests being made than before for possession of tobacco before the age of 21. I personally, think that the new law is going to make more people get in…

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    I can be safe in many ways. First, I can keep my body safe by not doing drugs, smoking, chewing tobacco, and drinking alcohol. These things can be very harmful to your body. They can give you lung cancer, damage in your brain, heart disease, and many more. Second, I plan to be safe by taking care of risky situations. When you are in a situation such…

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    Behavioral therapy will pair an unwanted consequence with the behavior that you don't want to repeat. This kind of conditioning is meant to turn the person away from the bad or unwanted behavior. What is Aversion Therapy? During aversion or behavioral therapy, the person is asked to engage in the behavior or think about the habit while they're being exposed to something unpleasant. As the person thinks about the habit or engages in the behavior, they are exposed to unpleasant experiences.…

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    Nicotine Vs Tobacco

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    The use of tobacco products, such as cigarettes, have become a common practice in North America. Usage of the plant date back to pre-Columbian days when Christopher Columbus first discovered the land. The Europeans that accompanied Columbus got introduced to this herb by the natives who lived there. One of the major reasons tobacco is ingested is because it contains nicotine, which is a stimulant type of drug. Although many people may find enjoyment out of the use of nicotine, cigarettes and…

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