Take a hit and take a risk.
Why smoking is bad.
Statistics
Death Toll-From 15.1 million(in the united states) to 42.1 million(worldwide).
Number of new smokers each year-At an estimate of around 8 million.
The deaths of teen smokers-19.9 million boys-16.1 million girls.
Number of new smokers each year-At an estimate of around 8 million.
The deaths of teen smokers-19.9 million boys-16.1 million girls.
Problems (Conditions caused by tobacco use)
Heart Disease
Emphysema
Chronic Bronchitis
Stroke
Addiction
Emphysema
Chronic Bronchitis
Stroke
Addiction
Ways to quit smoking
Go for a walk
Go for a walk maybe around the beach or around the block something to occupy your mind.
Go for a swim
Swim! go swim at the beach,pool, or the lake something to cool you down.
Chewing Gum
Chewing gum can fuel your addiction but you won't get affected as much by tobacco.
Chemicles found in tobacco
The Chemicles
Butane- Inhalation can lead to death by asphyxiation and skin contact can lead to frostbite.
Nicotine- Nicotine is highly addictive and with people with very severe heart diseases it can be fatal.
Ammonia- Ammonia reacts with water to produce ammonia hydroxide this damages cells in the body
Methane- It may increase the risk of cardiac arrest
Methanol- Methanol is alcohol its extremely strong and if it were to be consumed it would cause blindness and brain damage.
Nicotine- Nicotine is highly addictive and with people with very severe heart diseases it can be fatal.
Ammonia- Ammonia reacts with water to produce ammonia hydroxide this damages cells in the body
Methane- It may increase the risk of cardiac arrest
Methanol- Methanol is alcohol its extremely strong and if it were to be consumed it would cause blindness and brain damage.
Site sources
CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Terrie's Ad