Smoking is not Good for Health

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Smoking -

• Ways it affects your health!

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Smoking is not Good for Health

• We all know that smoking is not good for health,
  but still most people are addicted to it and find
  it hard to quit. Tobacco use is the single
  largest cause of preventable death globally.
• Nicotine in tobacco also makes it hard for
  people, especially smokers to give up. The
  prolonged use of tobacco increases the risk of
  developing various health problems.

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How Smoking Affects

• Here are some of the most gruesome diseases
  caused by smoking and other tobacco products

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Diabetes

• Smoking And Diabetes

• Because of smoking, the risk of developing
  diabetes is greater as tobacco use increase blood
  sugar levels and lead to insulin resistance.
  Smoking can be even more hazardous for people
  with diabetes as it increases the risk of
  complications including heart disease, kidney
  damage, blindness, rheumatoid arthritis, nerve
  damage.

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Cancer

• Smoking causes greater risk of cancer and can
  lead to different types of the deadly disease
  with the most prominent one being lung cancer.

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Cardiovascular Diseases Pregnancy

• Smoking also increases the risk of cardiovascular
  diseases heart, stroke and blood vessel disease.
  It is said that smoking causes 1 of every 3
  deaths from CVD.

• Woman should avoid smoking as it reduces the
  chance of getting pregnant. Smoking during
  pregnancy have a higher risk of complications
  such as bleeding, abortion, miscarriage,
  premature delivery of baby, stillbirth,
  abnormalities of the placenta.
• Children whose mothers smoke while pregnant or
  who are exposed to second hand smoke after birth
  develop weaker lungs.

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Respiratory Disease
Smoking can cause lung disease by damaging your
airways and the small air sacs (alveoli) found in
your lungs. Lung diseases caused by smoking
include COPD, which includes emphysema and
chronic bronchitis.
Causes of COPD
In the clear majority of cases, the lung damage
that leads to COPD is caused by long-term
cigarette smoking. Other irritants can cause
COPD, including cigar smoke, second hand smoke,
pipe smoke, air pollution and workplace exposure
to dust, smoke and fumes.