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- 1. TOPIC SMOKING By: MARDHIAH BINTI ABDUL SHOMAD JUWITA ANAK LAGGOK CELINE ANAK MUA NOOR SITI FAZILAH BINTI MD SIDIK
- 2. DO YOU KNOW ?
- 4. Lung Cancer • one of the biggest dangers of smoking • the Center for Desease Control said, smoking • causes lung cancer in 90% of lung cancer • patients. • 15 to 30 times more likely to get lung cancer or die.Pregnancy Problem • - The nicotine (the addictive substance in cigarettes), carbon monoxide, and numerous other poisons you inhale from a cigarette are carried through your bloodstream and go directly to baby. • cause increase your baby's heart rate & increase the chances of misscarriage and stillbirth.
- 5. Heart and Blood Health • Smoking changes the structure of blood vessels • Smoking can lead to plaque build up in blood vessels, which restrict blood flow throughout our body – causes heart attack and peripheral artery diseases. Smoking Brothers Those Around Us • Second hand smoke poses as danger to those around you as well – risk of lung cancer • Unpleasent smell if smoke gets on the cloths – banned any type of indoor smoking.
- 6. How To Quit Smoking
- 7. Change your diet - Make cigarettes taste terrible, so swap your usual steak or food for a veggie pizza instead Keep your hands and mouth busy - Put your drink in the hand that usually holds a cigarettes or drink with straw to keep your mouth busy Get moving - Studies provide exercise may help your brain to produce anti-craving chemicals. Make non- smoking friends - “ When you look at the smokers, don’t envy them “ – says Louise, 52, an ex-smoker. Make a list of reasons to quit - “ I used to take a picture of my daughter with me when I went out. If I was tempted, I’d look at that” – Chris , 28, ex-smoker.
- 8. Statistic Of Malaysia Smokers • 1 out 2 Malaysian men are smokers, translating to 7 million Male smokers in Malaysia. • 1 in 5 Teen Smokes • Cases of Lung Cancer rises on average 17% a year.
- 10. CONCLUSION The perceived risks of smoking were greater among the smokers who expressed interest in quitting than those who didn’t. These cancer survivors also associated fewer benefits with smoking and didn’t smoke on a daily basis. They also felt more certain they could successfully kick the habit, the researchers found.
Editor's Notes
- Lung Cancer : - one of the biggest dangers of smoking - the Center for Desease Control said, smoking causes lung cancer in 90% of lung cancer patients. - 15 to 30 times more likely to get lung cancer or die.