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    diseases, lung diseases, and sometimes death. In addition, many people fall victim to second-hand smoke, but the ones mainly affected by it are children. Finally, the production of tobacco and its waste are major pollutants to the environment.…

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    The community action plan that I am going to initiate is banning smoking in a vehicle that children ride in. According to Daily the Post, “Secondhand smoke refers to tobacco smoke that is passively breathed in by people in the vicinity of a person who is smoking” (2014). Secondhand smoke can cause diseases in all ages, but can be worse on children. I think it should be illegal for anyone to smoke around children in such an enclosed space such as a vehicle, where children have to ride.…

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    Should Tobacco Be Outlawed

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    toxic substances. Subsequent to the poisons in second-hand smoke aren 't sifted yet, similar to they were when inhaled in from the cigarette, it 's far more terrible to inhale second-hand smoke. Second-hand smoke kills around eight grown-ups a day from lung growth and 35,000 passing’s for every year from coronary illness. It is likewise fixing to 300,000 instances of bronchitis and pneumonia every year. Such an easily overlooked detail can bring about such a large number of issues for the smoker…

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    around us. Smoking harms the human body in many ways. Although some people tend to believe smoking helps them when it actually harms them more. Smoking attacks the immune system, causing the smoker to have breathing problems, and various lung and heart diseases like cancer. It also increases the chances of Type Two Diabetes, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and other autoimmune diseases. Recently science has found that it may link to decreased bone density. Smoking causes other diseases and health…

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    While I am certain smoking should be prohibited in community or public places. Several people think smoking shouldn’t be barred in public locations because it’s an uncontrolled country and we have the freedom to make our own selections. Smoking any type of tobacco product is dangerous to the well-being of countless, not just the smoker, but individuals near the smoker. Prohibiting smoking in open places would decrease the amount of people that smoke each year and inspire individuals to smoke not…

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    Should Smoking Be Allowed

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    children have even more dangers from inhaling smoke. Secondhand smoke harms children with asthma even more than adults. When a child is exposed to tobacco smoke, their lungs become irritated and produce more mucus than normal. Since children 's airways are smaller, the side effects of secondhand smoke affect them faster and can also affect lung function in later life (WebMD). Children who are exposed to secondhand smoking tend to get more ear infections, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Many people…

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    Smoking is responsible for many things that it does to the user 's body, it can cause long term chronic illnesses, such as lung cancer, heart disease and respiratory diseases. When combined with other risk factors, such as hypertension, high blood pressure, and obesity, physical inactivity, or diabetes, the risk of serious chronic illness, or death is huge. Smoking raises blood…

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    following things to look forward to: doubling your probability of getting coronary heart disease and strokes1. Not to overshadow, however, smoking also heightens the possibility of acquiring cancers. Although smoking and lung cancer are usually exclusive, smoking can also cause cancers such as stomach cancer and blood cancer2. Clearly, the repercussions of smoking are both rough and terrifying and lethal for many. Believe it or not, there are 10 times more American…

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    smokes, there are risks to you. Everyone can be exposed to secondhand smoke in public places where smoking is allowed, such as some restaurants, shopping centers, public transportation, or parks. Secondhand smoke causes lung cancer even in people who have never smoked. (The American Cancer Society medical and editorial content team 1) I am ending my speech with the emphasis that smoking cigarettes is dangerous to the smoker and the people around them. There are ways to quit smoking such as…

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    It causes the child to smoke, cancer, sudden infant death syndrome, lung, brain and heart problems, and ultimately death. Researchers are still looking to find ways to end this vicious cycle and stop these preventable deaths, it is up to the parents to be strong for their children and quit now. The sooner…

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