This document summarizes the negative health effects of cigarette smoking. It notes that over 80,000 adolescents start smoking every day, and that every 8 seconds someone dies from tobacco use. The document outlines several serious health risks of smoking such as increased risk of stroke, suppression of the immune system, addiction, high blood pressure, gum disease, emphysema, cancer, reduced stamina, depression and fatigue. It also discusses how smoking damages the lungs and skin. The document aims to educate people on the dangers of smoking and encourage smokers to quit.

1. CIGARETTE
SMOKING AND
IT’S ILL
EFFECTS…
Hardik Maini
Pharm.D (II Year)
1450951004

2. Thousand Of People
Stop Smoking Everyday
By Dying.

3. WANT TO BECOME ONE OF
THAT?
• Smoking is a process by which a substance, most commonly
tobacco is burned or tasted…is a definItion by WIKIPIDIA..
• Let us dump Wikipedia for a moment and look at the REAL
facts…
• About 80, 000 adolescents start smoking everyday. (WHO
2010)
• Every 8 seconds someone dies from tobacco use.(WHO
2010)
• About 10 million cigarettes are sold every minute.(WHO
2010)

4. ILL EFFECTS: GRAPHICALLY..

5. HOW LONG CAN YOU LIVE??

6. Cigarette, Cigarette In My Mouth, I
Don’t Know What YOU Are You Made
Up Of Till Now..

7. SMOKING
KILLS….SO WHY
BOTHER TO
START??
SMOKING KILLS…SO WHY BOTHER STARTING??
Major cause of stoke.
Suppresses immune system of the body.
Very addictive and raises blood pressure.
May cause gum problem, emphysema and cancer.
Reduces stamina, leads to depression and fatigue.
Dulls sense of smell, causes wrinkles on the skin.

8. TAR THE ROADS, NOT YOUR
LUNGS..
 A smoker ingests a full cup of tar into his lungs
every day.
 Only about 30 percent of cigarette tar is sent
back into the air through exhalation; the rest sticks
to your throat and lungs like chewing gum.
 Tar kills healthy lung cells.
 Deep inside the lungs, cigarette smoke damages
the alveoli.

10. NOT FORGETTING THE BODY..
• The blood vessels in the skin constrict when you
light up, limiting the amount of oxygen the skin
gets.
• ‘Smoker's face’ is a condition long-term smokers
suffer from.
• The skin may also appear gray in color, and
facial features may appear gaunt.

11. EFFECTS OF NICOTINE..
1. Appetite Suppression
2. Increased Heart Rate
3. Increased Energy Expenditure
4. Increased Growth Hormone
5. Increased Muscle Blood Flow

12. WHY DO PEOPLE START??
Lack of Awareness – About 30% of the smokers are
not aware of the consequences of smoking and just start
smoking. For this what we need is the fineprint at the
bottom of the pack to be done away with and be
replaced with huge pictures.
Peer Pressure – Another 30% of the people get into this
habit because of influence from their friends. It is a very
widely known fact that some students in our school
smoke too.

13. WHY DO PEOPLE START??
Curiosity – It is the experimentation attitude of
adolescents that makes them start smoking. They do not
care about the consequences and ‘just’ try it out. Think
about curiosity kills the cat…
Nicotine – The final reason is nicotine addiction which is
the most important reason for addiction. Nicotine is highly
addictive and provides a platform for tobacco addiction.

14. QUIT NOW AND ENJOY 

15. TO GET RID OF SMOKING, USE :
NICOTINE
GUMS :-
Nicotine Gum helps a
person to eradicate
many of the harmful
effects of smoking by
replacing a cigarette
with a gum.
However, the fatal
flaw to this is that a
person gets addicted
to nicotine gum and it
just becomes a
matter of replacing
addictions.
The proper way to
chew nicotine gum is
given on the right
side.

16. BUT IN THE END…

17. IT IS YOU…

18. WHO HAS TO TAKE…

19. A STEP TO IT.. 