Explain Why A Wood Smoke Is Bad For The Health

There is a lot of documentation that smoking cigarettes is bad for you. In fact, in 1964, the Surgeon General, Luther L. Terry, MD. put out a report that says that cigarette smoking is bad for your health.

Tobacco products can harm your body, mind, and harm others around. Smoking can harm you in multiple ways, it can cause cancer in the throat, lungs, etc. As seen here by tobacco

Smoking can cause fires in your house, forests, and other places just because of a cigarette butt. This happens because people

Also those chemicals are known to be very poisonous. Many of the chemicals in tobacco smoke can be find in other places such as on the top number one chemical nicotine. Nicotine can raise your blood pressure which increases the risk of a heart attack or a stroke and is also found in insecticide which is a substance used to kill insects. Tar is another chemical found in smoke which is mainly used in roadmaking and covering up roads. Also another chemical found in tobacco is ammonia a compound of nitrogen and hydrogen which is a common house hold cleaning. These are just three out of several chemicals tobacco smoke contains and can be very dangerous to have in

If you had the choice to do something knowing that it could kill you, would you still do it? Tobacco kills more than seven billion people each year but people still continue to smoke. Smoking is a bad habit that should be broken because it is bad for your health, damages your appearance, and effects those around you as well.

A recent study has shown the the toxic chemical, nicotine, can pass from the air or smoky clothes into our bloodstream from our skin. Secondhand smoke particles can linger in a room and on clothes for hours. This means that if your are in a room where someone is smoking or vaping, then you’re absorbing the smoke and nicotine through your skin, as well as your lungs. This can cause illness especially for kids and teens, because nicotine is toxic. It has been used as a pesticide and many times it can kill or sicken people that are exposed to too much of it. Researches did a study and sat in a room full of tobacco smoke but breathed clean air and when their urine was tested it had 570 micrograms of nicotine or about 5 cigarettes worth. The same

Recently, there has been a lot of up-to-date evidence dealing with biological effects from exposure to second-hand smoke. A lot of people aren’t educated about this topic, but second-hand smoke can harm someone almost as much as someone who actually smokes, depending on how often he/she is around it. Young children are a huge target for this subject because many biological and medical researchers have found second-hand smoke causing lifetime damage, and many other negative effects to children as they grow. Smoking bans in certain areas around the world has caused the number of children’s hospital visits for asthma to drop significantly (Louis 1).

Burning wood on fire when done inappropriately can have adverse environmental effects or concerns as stipulated below;

It is one of the deadliest habits one can develop. It can damage virtually every vital organ in the body.

It’s a mixture of 2 forms of smoke that come from burning tobacco, mainstream smoke which is the smoke exhaled by a smoker and sidestream smoke which is smoke from the lighted end of a cigarette, pipe, or cigar, or tobacco burning in a hookah. This type of smoke has higher concentrations of cancer-causing agents (carcinogens) and is more toxic than mainstream smoke. It also has smaller particles than mainstream smoke. These smaller particles make their way into the lungs and the body’s cells more easily. When non-smokers are exposed to SHS it’s called involuntary smoking or passive smoking. Non-smokers who breathe in SHS take in nicotine and toxic chemicals the same way smokers do. The more SHS you breathe, the higher the levels of these harmful chemicals enter your body ("Health Risks of Secondhand Smoke"). Secondhand smoke contains more than 7,000 chemicals, 100 that are toxic and 70 are known to cause cancer. In the US approximately 3,000 adults die each year due to lung cancer from secondhand smoke. Living with a smoker increases a non smoker's chances of getting lung cancer by 20-30%. SHS can cause coronary heart disease, negative effects on blood and blood vessels, and increases risk of heart attacks. Heart disease by secondhand smoke kills approximately 46,000 nonsmokers a year. Having heart disease you are at high risk from breathing smoke and should avoid exposure of it. Women who are pregnant and

Smoke from burning in the open can be a respiratory irritant and an environmental nuisance as well as the source of complaints between neighbours.

Did you know that three out of four teens in high school admit to doing or being addicted to drugs? A majority of the teenagers today will more than likely face short or long-term health issues from the usage of “drugs,” preferably marijuana. What kind of short and long-term health issues you may ask? Well short-term health issues would include drowsiness/relaxation; slowed reaction time; problems with balance and coordination; increased heart rate and appetite; problems with learning and memory; hallucinations; anxiety and panic attacks! On the other hand we have long-term health issues which include mental health problems, chronic cough, frequent respiratory infections. Smoking weed is a problem among teenagers today that tend to take on health issues in the body such as danger to the adolescent brain, symptoms of chronic bronchitis, lung irritation and reproduction effects.

There are many dangerous side effects of smoking such as cancer, lung disease, heart failure and much more. There are also some minor effects such as yellow teeth, nicotine stains on fingers, bad breath and your home and body can constantly smell of smoke. Smoking is not only a danger to you but can be to others as well through passive smoking. Inhaling other peoples smoke can cause dizziness, eye irritation, headaches, coughing, nausea and sore throat. It also increases the risk of cot deaths and if a pregnant woman smokes it can affect the baby's development.

Cigarettes contain about 600 ingredients, when they burn, they generate more than 7,000 chemicals. Many of those chemicals are poisonous and don’t just affect your lungs, they can affect your entire body.

“Up there,” where it’s different. No one has gone up there in many years. It’s scary, terrifying, and treacherous I have heard. Well, who am I you might ask? I’m Anna. I live in Newer York. It is a small part of an underground nation. I’m an only child. I’m 14 years old. I am unique in many ways. My parents are amongst the richest people in the city of Newer York. Therefore, I’m very picky and simply need the best of the best. Yet, a lot of boys think of me as a pretty person. The world I live in is very conflicting. Everyone lives underground, because our Earth is polluted. It is this way because of our foolish ancestors and their ignorant disregard for the environment. They never directed any attention to the effects of smoking on the