Dangers of
passive smoking for smokers
Secondhand smoke is a smoke-breathing of people who are smoking.
As a result more likely to attack harmful passive smoking.
• Increased risk of lung cancer and heart attacks
• Increased risk of respiratory diseases such as pneumonia and bronchitis
• Irritation of the eyes that causes pain and stinging
• Sneezing and coughing due to allergies
• Pain in the pharynx, esophagus, esophagus and throat
• Headache in response to nicotine rejection
Therefore it can be said that smokers who smoke in public places or care for someone who does not smoke is a selfish person. Taken alone pleasure, pain divided. In addition, cigarette smoke issued more dangerous than into the body of secondhand smoke. This is because cigarette smoke contains substances as follows:
• Contains twice as much nicotine
• Contains carbon monoxide five times more
• Contains five times more tar
• Increased chemical substances hazardous to health to many-fold
Secondhand smoke is a smoke-breathing of people who are smoking.
As a result more likely to attack harmful passive smoking.
• Increased risk of lung cancer and heart attacks
• Increased risk of respiratory diseases such as pneumonia and bronchitis
• Irritation of the eyes that causes pain and stinging
• Sneezing and coughing due to allergies
• Pain in the pharynx, esophagus, esophagus and throat
• Headache in response to nicotine rejection
Therefore it can be said that smokers who smoke in public places or care for someone who does not smoke is a selfish person. Taken alone pleasure, pain divided. In addition, cigarette smoke issued more dangerous than into the body of secondhand smoke. This is because cigarette smoke contains substances as follows:
• Contains twice as much nicotine
• Contains carbon monoxide five times more
• Contains five times more tar
• Increased chemical substances hazardous to health to many-fold
Following
a number of harmful substances contained in a cigarette:
• Tar
o In the human body, tar trigger lung irritation and cancer.
o In the body of secondhand smoke, tar will be concentrated three times higher than in the body of active smokers.
• Nicotine
o In the human body or opiate addiction effects that trigger increased consumption.
o In the body of passive smoking, the nicotine will be concentrated three times higher than in the body of active smokers.
• Carbon Monoxide
o It is a dangerous gas that can reduce oxygen levels in the body. Binding of oxygen by carbon monoxide is then triggered the occurrence of heart disease.
o In the body of second-hand smoke, harmful gases will be concentrated three times higher than in the body of active smokers.
• Hazardous Chemicals
o The form of gas and hazardous substances that amounted to thousands. In the human body, these harmful chemicals increase the risk of cancer.
o In the body of second-hand smoke, harmful chemicals will be concentrated 50-fold compared to the body of active smokers.
Diseases caused by smoking
Diseases caused by smoking are not limited to those mentioned in the cigarette packs. Diseases associated with smoking there are many, such as:
• Bladder Cancer
• Cancer stomach, intestines and colon
• Mouth, pharynx and esophagus
• liver and pancreatic cancer
• Breast, cervical and uterine
• Lung cancer, bronchitis and chronic respiratory tract infections
• Heart disease and hemorrhagic stroke
• bone loss or osteoporosis
• Decreased fertility and even sterility
• Miscarriage even gave birth to deformed babies
• emphysema, peptic ulcer and chronic cough
• Muscle weakness, gum disease and damage to the eyes
The formulation of the problem as follows;• Tar
o In the human body, tar trigger lung irritation and cancer.
o In the body of secondhand smoke, tar will be concentrated three times higher than in the body of active smokers.
• Nicotine
o In the human body or opiate addiction effects that trigger increased consumption.
o In the body of passive smoking, the nicotine will be concentrated three times higher than in the body of active smokers.
• Carbon Monoxide
o It is a dangerous gas that can reduce oxygen levels in the body. Binding of oxygen by carbon monoxide is then triggered the occurrence of heart disease.
o In the body of second-hand smoke, harmful gases will be concentrated three times higher than in the body of active smokers.
• Hazardous Chemicals
o The form of gas and hazardous substances that amounted to thousands. In the human body, these harmful chemicals increase the risk of cancer.
o In the body of second-hand smoke, harmful chemicals will be concentrated 50-fold compared to the body of active smokers.
Diseases caused by smoking
Diseases caused by smoking are not limited to those mentioned in the cigarette packs. Diseases associated with smoking there are many, such as:
• Bladder Cancer
• Cancer stomach, intestines and colon
• Mouth, pharynx and esophagus
• liver and pancreatic cancer
• Breast, cervical and uterine
• Lung cancer, bronchitis and chronic respiratory tract infections
• Heart disease and hemorrhagic stroke
• bone loss or osteoporosis
• Decreased fertility and even sterility
• Miscarriage even gave birth to deformed babies
• emphysema, peptic ulcer and chronic cough
• Muscle weakness, gum disease and damage to the eyes
(1) What features of cigarette smoking that adolescents consume?
(2) What are the effects of smoking?
how method to stop smoking?
BalasHapusif you want to be free from smoking, you can start by following these six steps/method:
Hapus1. Convince Yourself
2. Decrease In Periodic
3. Know When Will You Often Smoking
4. Eat Regularly
5. diligent Work
6. Hold Your Desire
why people get addicted to smoking?
BalasHapusbecause of the presence of nicotine in cigarettes can cause addiction effects or addiction
Hapuswe know that smoking is very dangerous to health, but why do consumers still use it,,,,????
BalasHapusexplain .....
In your article you write that smoke give effect for mouth, pharynx and esophagus. I want ask you, what happen with Mouth, pharynx and esophagus and what the substance make it happen??? give me evidence about it??
BalasHapus