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Quit Smoking What are the Facts about Smoking ?
What are the Facts about Smoking ?Smoking was made to look glamorous by the big tobacco companies. They knew that one sure way to sell their product was to get glamorous-looking people to leisurely puff on a cigarette in an exotic location. It was especially young people who were drawn to this wonderful new way of doing something wonderful. Young people are always looking for role models and the glorious life depicted in smoking advertisements was just what they were looking for. No one came to the fore to warn them about the dangerous hazard that this same glorious way of living can have for them. After all, the role models never showed any sign of being affected by smoking. Too lateThe nicotine in cigarettes are highly addictive. But this fact about smoking was never revealed until it was too late because by then they were already addicted to nicotine. They were hooked to an addictive, destructive habit. Smokers paid the cigarette companies thousands of dollars every year because they bought into the idea that smoking was glamorous. The effects of smoking were not immediately apparent, and they did not want to quit smoking because the facts did not matter. Many of these people did not know the awful facts about smoking cigarettes. Some knew that they should quit smoking because the facts were available to them, but the addiction was too strong for them. With the facts known, many tried to quit smokingMany smokers became aware of harmful effects of smoking while they were smoking, but didn’t think about quitting smoking. Only after the facts on smoking became known did they try to quit smoking. Investigators found out that the companies tried to hide the facts and strengthen the nicotine in cigarettes for a tighter grip on customers. Smokers tried to quit smoking when these facts were published in newspapers around the world. Medical researchers conducted studies that showed the harmful effects of smoking on the various organs of the body. Other researchers showed that people in the room with a smoker could be damaged by second hand smoke. The knowledge that smoking affects your health, led many people to quit smoking, but for some even that was not enough. They only quit smoking when the effects on the people around them, usually their loved ones, became known. The maternal instincts of mothers started protecting their babies from the effect of second-hand smoking. The alarming fact that babies of smoking mothers weighs less than other babies, also changed some smoking mothers’ minds. Only when the facts about smoking are known, can people hounded by nicotine take the decision to quit smoking. Did you enjoy this article? Please share it!          |