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Tuesday, July 19, 2016

DO YOU SMOKE? See How Smoking Increases Aging And Shorten Life Expectancy

Smoking of cigarette or tobacco has become rampant these days among youth. I keep asking myself is there any benefit to be derived in smoking cigarette, tobacco, india hemp, nacortis and others but I found none. To my surprise, the number of young men and women who smoke keep increasing everyday. And the most annoying part of it, is that, movie industry is also contributing to this social misfit behaviour because many of those called stars or role model smoke in the movies, you are likely to do what your role model is doing. 

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Though, some countries have passed laws to stop smoking in public places and cities in order to control and reduce its rate. But a big question you must ask yourself is, does smoking really increase aging? If yes, then why are you smoking? You have to stop smoking for the sake of your health. I'm amazed because people don't listen or follow instruction of the cigarette they are smoling, the company itself says; smokers are liable to die young then you are patronising such material or product that can cause you untimely death. 

To be candid, I don't think there is nothing else worse for your healthy life than smoking. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control), in a report it estimated that smoking will result in untimely death or disability for half of all people who continue to smoke. Smoking as said it is the greatest preventable cause of death. 

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The following listed items are just few of what smoking can cause. Smoking can cause;
- Lung cancer
- Other forms of cancer
- Stroke
- Heart disease
- Lung disease and others


If you really want to live long in this life and also stay healthy, you have to avoid smoking at all costs. Those smokers, at the age of 26 or 30 you think they 50 or 55 years old. You have to refrain yourself from all be it cigarette, tobbaco, narcotis, indian hemp, pipes and other forms because they are all thieves of age.

My piece of advice for you is that quitting smoking has a huge benefit. If you stop smoking, it will increase your life expectancy and overall health. 

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16 comments:

  1. I quit smoking several years ago so I can conceive and have a child. As discussed in paper writing help, one stick of cigarettes contains thousands of chemicals that can kill and destroy you. So better quit now before its too late!

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  2. I don’t smoke and never started smoking because it is enormously harmful to our health. I think health should always come first!

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  3. I couldn't agree more -it's hard to understand why people still pick up smoking in today's day with all of the information we have available to us... health first!

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  4. I couldnt agree more with your post. I personally dont smoke but my father does . Mum and I have been trying to put an end to this habit of his but alas. In fact smoking not only affects the smoker but also the people surrounding him/her.

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  5. I don't smoke, but my parents do and it's annoying. But most of all, I constantly worry about their health. It's such a terrible habit...

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  6. It's so important to convince youngsters that smoking is NOT cool because the easiest way to stop is to never start. Banning smoking in workplaces including cafes and pubs has worked out in Ireland, and I believe banning advertising and adding warnings to packaging also works.

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  7. Couldn't agree more! I have never smoked as I was brought up knowing htthe health risks, but I guess some people really cant see the damage they're doing to their health

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  8. Great topic Mr. Saminu. During my teenage years, i was introduced to smoking by my school peers. At first it wasn't really good but just for the sake of showing off and telling myself "hey i belong". Peer pressure is one of the introducing factor of smoking to a young person and this is backed by many research. We've have this similar topic and research presented at https://www.trustpilot.com/review/essayrepublic.com and it's a great story to be given consistent attention. With the growing risks posing to people nowadays, about 50% of those threat come from cigarette smoke, and second hand smoke.

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