This document discusses the negative health effects of smoking. It notes that cigarettes contain chemicals like nicotine, ammonia, arsenic, cadmium, and lead. Smoking reduces athletic ability and heart health in teens. It causes respiratory illness and oral health issues like bad breath, discolored teeth, and increased risk of oral cancer. Smoking also increases risks of addiction to other substances in teens and is associated with risky behaviors. Long-term effects include wrinkles, heart disease, various cancers, and reduced senses of smell and taste. The document provides tips for quitting smoking and notes the large financial cost of the addiction.

1. Effects of Smoking BY: STUDENTS OF XI IPS 4 SMAN 2 MATARAM 2010 - 2011

2. What’s in a Cigarette? Ammonia- Helps absorb more nicotine. Arsenic- deadly poison that makes you have bad breath and causes lips to burn Cadmium- causes damage to liver, kidneys, & brain. Lead- stunts growth, makes you vomit. Nicotine- causes addiction – ranked before alcohol when it come to dependence. Benzene- cancer causing. Used to make everything from pesticides to detergent. Vanilla, Chocolate, Honey-used to be more appealing

3. How does smokingeffectTeens? Athletic ability-lack in performance and endurance. Heartbeat-Beats 2-3 times faster than a normal resting heart rate. Makes you cough. Can cause severe respiratory illness.

4. Facts The younger you start the more addicted you can get. 80% of adult smokers started before age 18. Nearly everyday 3000 teens start smoking. 5 million children will die prematurely because their parents smoke Nearly all first use starts before high school graduation. Teens who smoke are more likely to get poor grades and lower self-esteems.

5. How it destroys your teeth Bad Breath Discolors teeth Inflames salivary glands Increase build up of tartar & plaque Develop gum disease Can develop oral cancer.

6. smoking near children Smoking near children is very dangerous. If their parents have smoked around them than they have more of a chance to develop breathing problems like asthma.

7. How it effects your lungs Clogs up the cilia that keep your lungs clean When the tar cools it turns into a brown sticky substance that sticks to your lungs Lungs and airways narrow Some chemicals alter lung cells Mucus cells grow in # & size which cause smokers cough

8. Connection to Alcohol, Sex, & Violence Teens are: 3 times more likely to drink alcohol. 8 times more likely to smoke marijuana. 22 more likely to use cocaine Associated with fighting & engaging in unprotected sex.

9. What smoking does to your body teeth tongue lungs image

13. Wrinkles

14. Heart disease

15. Cancer

16. Suffer from migraines

17. The sense of smell and taste goes.

18. Costs lots of money to supply

19. Skin appears yellow

21. Money Better Spent A pack can cost up to $4 these days! If you smoke a pack a day for a year it will cost around $1344 You could buy an X-box and some games with that, or a TV, or DVD, or go to the movies a few hundred times!

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