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Dangers of Smoking
Facts and Health Effects of Tobacco Smoking

What are the facts about smoking? Fact #1 is there are many dangers of smoking such as lung cancer. And it doesn't stop there. There are a lot more of the negative health effects of smoking. Even second hand smoke poses dangers to your family especially your kids.

the effects of cigarette smoking

Tobacco use includes cigarettes, cigars, and even smokeless tobacco.

No doubt smoking causes lung cancer. It is the worst among the effects of smoking.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of people die from other lung diseases. All these diseases are negative health effects of smoking. This is unfortunate as prevention is not impossible.

If you don't smoke but lives with someone who does, you are still not free from its dangers.

You are guilty of second hand smoking, which unfortunately for you, is far more dangerous.

What are other facts about smoking you should know?

A single stick of cigarette contains plenty of poisonous chemicals. One is benzene. These chemicals silently destroy every single cell in your body and slowly kill you over the years.

Want more reasons why that cigarette you are about to light up can cause so much dangers that can kill you?

The tobacco in a single cigarette contains more than 400 toxic substances and 4,000 chemical compounds. Out of these mind-boggling dangers of hazardous substances, the most deadly are tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide.

Tar is carcinogenic. Tar coats your lungs and this causes damage to the cells of your lungs.

Nicotine, which causes the addiction, increases the levels of cholesterol in your body while carbon monoxide reduces the amount of oxygen inside you.

The dangers of smoking include worsening of asthma attacks and respiratory infections.

Tobacco contains a number of irritants.

In addition to the toxic substances and chemical compounds, tobacco also enhances the carcinogenicity of alcohol.

To help you fully understand why smoking is extremely dangerous, below are articles you can read:

Effects of Tobacco Use

The multitude dangers your nicotine habit brings are all discussed here. Health problems that range from the minor cough to the deadly and complicated emphysema.

Smoking and Cancer

The number one and deadliest consequence of smoking those cigarettes is lung cancer. The best prevention advice? Quit the habit.

Effects of Secondhand Smoke

Find out in this article why exposure to second hand smoke is far deadlier.

Harmful Effects of Tobacco Smoking

Smoking causes serious and complicated health problems like heart diseases, cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases. All these diseases cause the most number of deaths due to illness among men and women in the world.

The sooner you quit tobacco use, the better for you and your family to reap the benefits of not smoking.

Say no to the dangers of smoking and avoid the negative health effects of smoking.




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