2. PRESENTED BY :-
P. Anjanee kumar
P.Jagadeesh babu

5. 1.Topic name is :-
smoking

9. depression

11. What smoking does to your
body:-
 Lung cancer risk increases 50-100% for each
cigarette you smoke per day.
 Heart disease risk increases 100% for each
pack of cigarettes you smoke per day.
 Switching to filter tip cigarettes decreases
your risk of lung cancer about 20% but NOT
heart disease

12. Effects of Nicotine:-
 Nicotine affects almost every organ system in
the body.
 When you puff:

13. Rewards of Smoking:-
 The average smoker takes ten puffs per
cigarette.
 If you smoke a pack of cigarettes a day, this is
about 200 puffs
 Each puff of nicotine reaches the smokers
brain within 7 seconds
Twice as fast as a syringe full of heroin injected
into a vein!

14. Smokers Have:-
 Limited sense of smell
 Greater risk of chest infections
 Greater risk of developing cancer
 Greater risk of blindness
 Greater risk of periodontal or gum disease
 More wrinkles
 Pale gray skin

15. Benefits of quitting smoking
include:-
 a decreased risk of cancer, lung disease, heart attacks, stroke, and
vision problems
 a greater life expectancy
 a lower risk of miscarriage or of having a baby born with a low birth
weight
 better smelling breath and whiter teeth
 saving money
 no more yellowing of the fingernails and fingers
 a heightened sense of smell and taste
 the ability to breathe easier
 no longer exposing others to secondhand smoke
 a greater acceptance from potential employers or landlords

16. Several stages:-

18. (2) Topic name is :-
Alcohol

22. Effects on the body:-
 Alcohol is a central nervous system
depressant.
 In low doses, alcohol can produce:
 a relaxing effect
 reduced tension
 lower inhibitions
 impaired concentration
 slower reflexes
 impaired reaction time
 reduced coordination

23. Effects on the body:-
 In medium doses, alcohol can produce:
 slurred speech
 drowsiness
 altered emotions
 In high doses, alcohol can produce:
 vomiting
 breathing difficulties
 unconsciousness
 coma
 DEATH

24. How to over come:-
 Recognize that you have a problem." Listen if you're
drinking everyday, every other day, every weekend
and so on and so forth then you probably have a
problem. Don't let pride mess with your life, because
sooner or later this disease will catch up with you.
 2
 Get all the alcohol beverages out of your
house. Get them out of your refrigerator out of
your cupboards dump it down the sink and throw
the bottles away, you will feel liberated after
doing so.

25.  3
 Tell your party friends goodbye. Here comes the hard part. All those
people who you party with who stick with you because you buy all the
beer... tell them bye bye.Tell them however you want to, but you have
to stay away from people who are going to influence you to drink. So
bottom line and I don't care if its your girlfriend, if they are not part of
the solution then they are part of the problem.
 4
 Go see a counselor or go to a AA meeting. When facing this
disease you are going to need support and sometimes sharing
your story with complete strangers can be therapeutic not to
mention inspiring to people who share your pain, it will help
 5
 Pat yourself on the back, now go out there and spread the word of
alcoholism and how it affects peoples life, be a spokesperson for this
disease, people need you.

31. Two main Categories of Drugs
Stimulants
 Cocaine
 Crack cocaine
 Amphetamines (methamphetamine,
ecstasy)
 Nicotine