Dangers of Smoking For Health

fatma24 (34)in #health • 6 years ago

SMOKING CAN CAUSE CANCER, HEART ATTACK, IMPOTENCY AND PREGNANCY OF PREGNANCY AND FETAL Warning of the dangers of such smoking is often seen and heard both in print and electronic media even in every pack of cigarettes, but such warnings do not discourage smokers' intentions to remain sucking opium containing hundreds of deadly chemicals. Statistics show 34.7 percent of Indonesians are active smokers, meaning that 1 in 3 Indonesians smoke.
Smoking was first known by the European nobility who came to the continent of America in the 16th century, when smoking was done by Indians in order to worship rituals of their ancestral spirits, then this smoking habit in tiru and then spread throughout the world including Indonesia .

Dangers of smoking for family health
It seems that we all agree that this smoking habit is dangerous to the smokers as well as to the people around him, a study conducted by the Indonesian Association of Public Health Experts (IAKMI) mentions that 25 percent of cigarette smoke smoked by smokers while the remaining 75 percent scatter in the free air and potentially exploited by others who do not smoke or better known as passive smokers, other research mentions that passive smokers are three times more dangerous than active smokers, this happens because cigarette smoke is inhaled by passive smokers more sourced from the tip of the cigarette which burns without going through the filter at the other end.

We are not aware that doing smoking activities in the home will make our family suffer from sucking smoke and potentially cause various serious illnesses from lung cancer, acute respiratory illness, heart, stroke, weakened brain function in children, difficulty concentrating even can cause sudden infant death symptoms in infants known as sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).

Have we ever noticed the child or our baby occasionally cough and sometimes relapse again when our baby is not sick, could be the cause not by the virus but our children have become a passive smoker because there is one of the family members often do the activity of smoking in the house .

Dangers of Smoking For Health
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Doctorehat.com-SMOKING CAN CAUSE CANCER, HEART ATTACK, IMPOTENCY AND PREGNANCY OF PREGNANCY AND FETAL Warning of the dangers of such smoking is often seen and heard both in print and electronic media even in every pack of cigarettes, but such warnings do not dampen intentions smokers to keep the opium that contains hundreds of deadly chemicals. Statistics show 34.7 percent of Indonesians are active smokers, meaning that 1 in 3 Indonesians smoke.
Smoking was first known by the European nobility who came to the continent of America in the 16th century, when smoking was done by Indians in order to worship rituals of their ancestral spirits, then this smoking habit in tiru and then spread throughout the world including Indonesia .

Have we ever noticed the child or our baby occasionally cough and sometimes relapse again when our baby is not sick, could be the cause not by the virus but our children have become a passive smoker because there is one of the family members often do the activity of smoking in the house .

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Dangerous substances contained in cigarettes

Keep in mind that in a cigarette contains thousands of chemicals that ten percent is a deadly poison that can endanger health even can cause death.

Here are some of the harmful substances contained in cigarettes
Nicotine
This substance contains opium can cause a person addicted to trus smoking cigarettes.

Tar
The basic ingredients of making the asphalt that can stick to the lungs and can cause irritation and even cancer.

Carbon monoxide
Gas that can cause heart disease because this gas can bind oxygen in the body.

Deadly chemicals
These thousands of substances have the potential to cause cancer both in the prau-lung, skin, throat and other body parts.

In addition, Smoking has been shown to cause abnormalities in sperm production. First, cigarettes can reduce sperm count, one of the major contributors to male infertility.

Second, smoking can harm sperm mortality or the ability of sperm to move. When the sperm moves slowly or does not travel in a straight line, then the sperm will have difficulty entering the cervical mucus or penetrating the outer shell of the egg. As a result, a slow-moving sperm may also be unable to fertilize an egg.

In addition, smoking can cause impotence in the end. Toxic chemicals from cigarettes will enter the body's blood vessels and cause damage and restrict blood flow.

In terms of fertility, this can lead to weak and ineffective erections, which depend on healthy blood flow to the penile vein. While young smokers may not experience this problem, but from time to time all men smokers risk impotence to some degree, as reported by gettingpregnant.co.uk, Thursday (05/03/2012).

Sexual impulses can also be reduced by smoking. Carbon monoxide, a substance found in cigarettes, is known to reduce male testosterone levels. Though testosterone is a hormone that becomes the fuel of sex drive.

Quitting smoking is one way to increase male fertility. In addition to quitting smoking, there are several steps men can take to increase sperm count.

Among them by taking supplements of vitamin C, E, and B12. In addition, men should eat healthy and exercise regularly.

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