effects of cigarette

Cigarettes are the objects that give the effect of relaxing toxic Behind the usefulness or benefits of cigarettes there is little danger very great for people who smoke and those around smokers who never smoked.

1. Cigarette smoke contains more than 4000 chemicals of which 200 of them poisonous and 43 other types can cause cancer in the body. Some substances that are dangerous are tar, nicotine, carbon monoxide.

2. Someone who tried smoking usually be addictive because cigarettes are addictive is difficult released under any circumstances. A heavy smoker will choose to smoke than eat if their money is limited.

3. The new cigarette in an ashtray containing dead tripled carcinogenic substances in the air and 50 times contain pengeiritasi eyes and breathing. The shorter the higher levels of cigarette toxins that are ready to float into the air. A place filled with cigarette smoke pollution is a more dangerous place than pollution on the streets are jammed highway.




 4.  Expensive price of cigarettes will be very damning of the poor, so that fund welfare and health of their families are often diverted to buy cigarettes. Famous brand cigarettes are usually owned by foreign tobacco companies coming from abroad, so the money spent on smokers will flee to foreign countries that reduce national income.

5. Activities that damage the body is a sin, so that cigarettes can be categorized as an unlawful object or item that must be avoided and shunned as far as possible. Ulema or religious scholars who smoke may have different perceptions in this regard.

  toxins contained in cigarettes, causes the disease:

long-term effects of tobacco use is the emergence of various diseases, among others:

    * Nicotine Addiction
    * Various kinds of cancer, particularly lung cancer, kidney, throat, neck, breast, bladder, pancreas and stomach. One in six male smokers will develop lung cancer.
    * Heart and vascular disease: stroke and peripheral blood vessel disease.
    * Respiratory tract diseases: influenza, inflammation of the respiratory tract (bronchitis), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
    * Congenital defects in infants of mothers who smoked during pregnancy.
    * Buerger's Disease
    * Cataract
    * Impaired cognitive (thinking): more susceptible to Alzheimer's Disease (senile), shrinkage of the brain.
    * Impotence