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How Smoking Tobacco Affects Your Health

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Image by timhulmephotography via Flickr Every person could live for a long time only when their general health is good. Health is wealth know that. But smoking destroys our body slowly and causes severe diseases like emphysema, cancer and heart diseases in our body. Many smokers are unable to stop since they are addicted to nicotine.

Starting and Stopping

Starting the habit of smoking is very easy job. But it is difficult to quit when you try stopping smoking cigarettes due to the content of tobacco in it. Similar to the other addictive drugs like heroin, a smoker’s body and mind adjust themselves to nicotine in cigarette and they feel normal.

How do you start smoking?

When you start smoking, at the very first time the body tries to defense. The smokers feel pain and some become nauseous. Some smokers get burning sensations in their throat and lungs.

Different reasons and different situations make a person to start smoking. When the family members smoke, others easily start smoking cigarettes. Some start smoking by friends as they smoke. Survey states that about 9 out of 10 tobacco users started smoking the cigarette before the age of 18 yrs. When the smoker starts in the middle age then the possibility of becoming addict to it is not much higher.

How do you say that smoking affect the health?

Generally speaking there is no physical reason known to start smoking. The human body only needs food, water, exercise and sleep and it doesn’t need any tobacco or nicotine. Nicotine and cyanide are the chemical poisons to our body and kill if taken in high enough doses. Get rid of smoking, avoid many diseases and lead a long and healthier life.