By: Aryaa &
Elizabeth
Hi today me and my friend
Elizabeth are going to talk about
long term and short term
smoking, what is does to your
body, why it’s bad for you.
Head: smelling hair, hair loss, loss of hearing, blindness, loss of sense of smell.
Brain: increased risk of stroke, headaches, mood changes and panic attacks.
Mouth and throat: Gum disease and tooth loss, tobacco- stained teeth, foul-
smelling breath, you could lose sense of taste.
Lungs :coughs and colds, wheezing, shortness of breath, asthma, tar, cancer
Heart: thickened blood, cancer. than twice as likely to die from heart disease as
non-smokers
One in six heart disease deaths and nearly one in 10 stroke deaths can be attributed
to smoking
In cigarettes there: Ammonia found in cleaning fluids, Arsenic a deadly poison, used in
insecticides, Benzene used as a solvent in fuel and chemical production,
Acetone widely used as a solvent, for example in nail polish remover, Cadmium a highly
poisonous metal used in batteries, Carbon monoxide (CO) an odourless, tasteless and
poisonous gas; makes breathing more difficult as it combines with the blood that
carries oxygen around the body. Up to 15 per cent of a smoker's blood may be carrying
CO instead of oxygen, making the heart work harder, and leading to heart disease and
circulation problems, Cyanide a deadly poison, Formaldehyde used to preserve dead
bodies, Shellac becomes a wood varnish when mixed with a form of alcohol, Tar a
mixture of chemicals About 70 per cent of the tar is left in smokers lungs causing a
serious lung conditions.
Sorry this is all I had so far

Smoking for kids

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    Hi today meand my friend Elizabeth are going to talk about long term and short term smoking, what is does to your body, why it’s bad for you.
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    Head: smelling hair,hair loss, loss of hearing, blindness, loss of sense of smell. Brain: increased risk of stroke, headaches, mood changes and panic attacks. Mouth and throat: Gum disease and tooth loss, tobacco- stained teeth, foul- smelling breath, you could lose sense of taste. Lungs :coughs and colds, wheezing, shortness of breath, asthma, tar, cancer Heart: thickened blood, cancer. than twice as likely to die from heart disease as non-smokers One in six heart disease deaths and nearly one in 10 stroke deaths can be attributed to smoking
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    In cigarettes there:Ammonia found in cleaning fluids, Arsenic a deadly poison, used in insecticides, Benzene used as a solvent in fuel and chemical production, Acetone widely used as a solvent, for example in nail polish remover, Cadmium a highly poisonous metal used in batteries, Carbon monoxide (CO) an odourless, tasteless and poisonous gas; makes breathing more difficult as it combines with the blood that carries oxygen around the body. Up to 15 per cent of a smoker's blood may be carrying CO instead of oxygen, making the heart work harder, and leading to heart disease and circulation problems, Cyanide a deadly poison, Formaldehyde used to preserve dead bodies, Shellac becomes a wood varnish when mixed with a form of alcohol, Tar a mixture of chemicals About 70 per cent of the tar is left in smokers lungs causing a serious lung conditions.
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    Sorry this isall I had so far