What are the hazards of smoking cigarettes?

Answer 1

Common hazards include but are not limited to thus: lung cancer, mouth cancer, pulmonary edema, throat cancer, bad breath, lung capacity alteration, increased levels of negative neurotransmitter dopamine, complications in pregnancy, and more. The facts are also thus: every year 400,000 people die of tobacco use. However, not all 400,000 are personally smokers. Annually, 3,000 people die from secondhand smoke. This means that an individual inhales smoke from another person who smokes. Repeated exposure to secondhand smoke leads to the same effects as smoking yourself. Also, this means all smokers are indeed serial killers.

Also, keep in mind that the increase of neurotransmitters means your brain becomes addicted, and then dependent, on the addictive element of tobacco, called nicotine. This means that you can be addicted to the thing that will kill you.

Remember, smoking is the #1 cause of preventable death IN THE WORLD. If there was not tobacco, 400,000 people every year would still be on our planet doing good things.

Now, because of the loss of the 400,000 smokers, tobacco companies need lots more customers every year. They do this by creating omnipresent advertising. On all tobacco advertisements the product is made out to be something that is not harmful. This is a LIE. Tobacco kills. Do not be a victim.

My personal goal is to spread word about tobacco hazards to someday put tobacco companies out of business. I do no know how the CEO's live with themselves, knowing very well that they are personally killing 400,000 people every year. That equals to 1 million 200,000 in three years. That is a lot of loss of life that can be easily avoided.

So do not fall for tobacco. Life a healthful and long life, above the influence of all forms of smoking and tobacco.

Answer 2

Increase in heart rate, which puts a person at risk for a heart attack, cancer, bronchitis, emphysema, black lungs, and amputated limbs. Smoking during pregnancy increases a woman's chances of delivering low birth weight babies, and prematurity.