Modern Day Cigarette Analysis

The health warning on a package of cigarettes: This title could argue that cigarettes are a self-destruction weapon to humans.

Although tobacco advertisements are banned, people still consume it. The ban started in 1971 and since then has become even more strict on the sponsoring and promotion of tobacco brand logos. Now, all tobacco ads used, dissuade users from consuming. Advertisements in general can be obnoxious and tiresome, but they are sometimes necessary for the seller to get their point across. Ads are either trying to get money from the consumer or driving to change a person’s mind positively. The main reasoning for the creation of advertisements is to persuade the viewer or audience through the evocation of ethos, pathos, and logos, to have a change of mind about the product. The ads I chose are both similar, but have different goals towards their audience.

After reading “Two Cheers for E- Cigarettes” and “L.A. Bans E-Cigarettes. I think that e-cigarettes are fine if they help the people out. They might still give you a little bit of what a cigarette is like. But I does help you out for when you use it even if you are trying to stop at all or if you just try to go to e-cigarettes.

According to the article, Too Hot to Be Safe, electronic cigarettes are just as dangerous as the regular cigarettes. The heat that heats the liquid nicotine is what makes the electronic cigarettes just as bad. Chemical damages also occur due to the heating of the liquid nicotine. The electronic cigarettes consist of carcinogens, which reacts the same way tobacco does in regular cigarettes.

A central idea of this reading is about whether E-cigarettes are safe or not. One important detail is pharmacologists play a key role in testing the E-cigarettes. In the article, it stated that seven different e-cigarettes were tested and chemicals that could cause cancer were found. Their role is to test them and make sure the products are safe. The FDA made it clear that the ingredients in the e-cigarettes are found in actual cigarettes. To answer the question whether they are found safe or unsafe, it’s clear they are unsafe. In conclusion, the pharmacologist's position is to do the testing which pays off and lets the FDA know the results about the

Cigarette smokers appear be the pin pointed audience that the company is trying to target. Visually the image is trying to say that smoking shows by using unpleasant images that seemed to be layered over a healthy woman. It’s obvious that the authors are implying that cigarettes do this because they have a cigarettes placed on the women’s hand. All these tools used to show the indented purpose of informing do the job pretty well. Not only does it make you realize how damaging smoking can be, but it makes you not ever want to lay a finger on those cancer causing sticks

Smoking is something very common in today’s society. The majority of people had acquired the habit of smoking from relatives, close friends, or just to fit in with the group. We can see it in our work place, household, or community now even more often. Moreover, peer pressure and the need of trying something new usually attracts people to start smoking or just try it to be “cool.” As an example, in military warships chewing tobacco and cigarettes are regularly tools used to keep low stress levels, which many times can lead to bringing more people such as young adults and teenagers to follow the habit. In April 1 1970, president Richard Nixon signed a legislation which officially banned cigarettes advertisements on television and radio starting a new period of tobacco free incentives. (History.com, 2009) However, other organizations were created raising campaigns against the consuming of tobacco and advertising good behaviors. The Truth Initiative is a new campaign that focuses on educating people about the truth of smoking and the bad consequences that bring this habit. The campaign’s primary goal is to encourage society to stop the habit of smoking, moreover among youth and the practice of doing it around innocent ones such as kids and animals. I observed the organization is using animals to create consciousness on the issue such as including the picture of a dog

This paper seeks to convince the audience to stop smoking; furthermore, it empathize the negative aspects of smoking. In addition, this paper will also reiterate the positive effects of not smoking. The Christopher LaClair states that the Center of Disease Control reported that 443,000 individual died from smoking and related diseaes. LeClair’s objective is to persuade you quit smoking, and to surround yourself with a support network of friends and family. The speaker addressed his topic fluently and coherently throughout his speech; therefore, LaClair made strong statements supported by facts.

Smoking and the use of tobacco became a controversial topic once there was evidence that smoking led to serious health problem. Overtime, many different ways to prevent smoking and to help quit smoking have arose. One major device that has misled people is the e-cigarette. Most people believe that vaping is harmless and a much better alternative to smoking, but it is quite the opposite.

Contrary to expectations, WP-only smokers reported less wheezing than nonsmokers. Also unexpectedly, WP+cigarette smokers did not report more adverse health outcomes than cigarette-only smokers.

I really enjoyed reading your SOAP note, great job! From the patient's social history, I see that he smokes cigarettes when he drinks on the weekends. Unfortunately, smoking and wound healing do not go together. Studies have shown that just one puff of a cigarette can further restrict the amount of needed oxygen and blood traveling to the place of injury (Wound Care Clinic, 2013). Since oxygen is the basis for wound healing, smoking deprives the body of the needed oxygen required to build and repair cells. An interesting fact is that smoking a single cigarette creases a vasoconstriction effect for up to 90minutes, while smoking a pack results in tissue hypoxia that last an entire day (Rayner, 2006).Also due to his smoking status, he will

It is well-known that people with mental illnesses are more likely to smoke than those who are healthy. This is because cigarettes tend to help those people with the symptoms of the disorders they have, such as anxiety, depression, and low energy levels. Nicotine acts as a stimulant and increases heartbeat, blood pressure, alertness, central nervous system, and decreases appetite. All these effects, that this particular stimulant has, serve as a relief aid for the individual from his illness. However, this relief is only temporary, and in fact, research shows that smoking can actually be the cause of those psychological disorders. To what extent can this claim be concluded as truth and what should tobacco companies do about it? These are the

Tobacco use is the number one leading cause of death in America than other health disease related, such as AIDS, heart disease, cancer and etc. The event happens in 1964, a surgeon reports about the cause of smoking, this has mark the beginning of the prevention process of today society. However, the level of people smoking in the 1990 is still increase in the population of adult and adolescent. The explanation about this increase could do with the condition of addiction to nicotine and being exposures to the culture of smoking that individual treating it’s as a social norm.

During the time between 2011 and 2014 the modern E- Cigarette became popular among teens and people age 20-30. Ever since, parents and coworkers have been questioning the safety of liquid vaporizing devices and if the government should regulate them. Vaporizers recently arrived to the market, therefore the US has been forced to put laws in place to restrict the age of those able to purchase and use these accessories. While there has not been any solid evidence that the act of liquid vaporizing is detrimental to one’s health, there is still speculation about problems with vaporizing, and ways to solve them.

Researchers have said that the warning labels do not reach all the smokers and goes unnoticed. Therefore, the US Food and Drug Administration has finally decided to join the bandwagon of other countries that have used large graphic labels on tobacco products, after September, 2012. It has been concluded by the researchers that vivid and scandalizing images on the cigarette covers are more likely to motivate smokers for quitting. A vivid image of a man suffering from cancer accompanied with a warning like "Smoking can kill your children/love" will certainly affect more than a mere text-warning.