Mataracy
VIP Contributor
There are many reasons why smoking is dangerous to your own and your family' s health.
1. Smoking Increases the risk if cancer of the lungs and lips. ( The more you smoke, the greater the chance of dying of cancer.)
2. Smoking clauses serious diseases of the lings, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema ( and is deadly for persons who ready have these conditions or have asthma).
3. Smoking can help cause stomach ulcers or make them worse.
4.Children whose parents smoke have more cases of pneumonia and other respiratory illness than children whose parents do not smoke.
5. Any woman who is smoking and have pregnant at that moment the pregnant will not develop very well by look smaller and develop more slowly that babies whose mothers did not smoke.
6. Smoking do increases your chance of suffering or dying from heart disease or stroke.
7. Also, smoking costs money. It looks like little is spent, but it adds up to a lot. In poorer countries, many of the poorest persons spend more on tobacco than the country spends per person on it's health program. If money spent on tobacco was spent on food instead, children and whole families could be healthier.
Any body leader or parent who smoke set an unhealthy example for children and young people, increasing the likelihood that they too will begin smoking.
1. Smoking Increases the risk if cancer of the lungs and lips. ( The more you smoke, the greater the chance of dying of cancer.)
2. Smoking clauses serious diseases of the lings, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema ( and is deadly for persons who ready have these conditions or have asthma).
3. Smoking can help cause stomach ulcers or make them worse.
4.Children whose parents smoke have more cases of pneumonia and other respiratory illness than children whose parents do not smoke.
5. Any woman who is smoking and have pregnant at that moment the pregnant will not develop very well by look smaller and develop more slowly that babies whose mothers did not smoke.
6. Smoking do increases your chance of suffering or dying from heart disease or stroke.
7. Also, smoking costs money. It looks like little is spent, but it adds up to a lot. In poorer countries, many of the poorest persons spend more on tobacco than the country spends per person on it's health program. If money spent on tobacco was spent on food instead, children and whole families could be healthier.
Any body leader or parent who smoke set an unhealthy example for children and young people, increasing the likelihood that they too will begin smoking.
