School work about tobaco

1. School Dr. Augusto César da Silva Ferreira English Tobacco

2. Tobacco History - Images Tobacco Plantations Harvest of the tobacco leaves Tobacco leave

3. Dry and ready tobacco leaves for the production of the cigarette The cigarretes are ready to consume… You pay for them, and…

4. † … you smoke them more and more and more… … you get sick… You get worse, and the end is closer… Finally, you stop smoking.

6. Tobacco Components

7. Diseases provoked by the tobacco

8. Can you get addicted to tobacco? You can get addicted to tobacco because it is a drug with a powerful effect that produces dependence , not only psychological but physical, too.

9. Diseases of the digestive system Gengivite Tongue cancer Ulcer of the stomach and the duodeno Esofagite Gastrite

10. Tobacco and OSTEOPOROSE Tobacco is responsable for the reduction of the calcium on the bones - OSTEOPOROSE

11. Tobacco and CANCER Tobacco smoke is responsable for many cancers

14. Sometimes, when a person tries to abandon tobacco she can’t because of the nicotina, that has the capacity of viciate. Why is it so difficult to stop smoking?

15. In a closed enclosure, for each six cigarettes, that the active smoker consumes, the passive smoker is forced to inhale, without wanting, the equivalent to the tobacco of a cigarette. Passive smoker Active Passive

18. TOBACCO KILLS. . . DEATH COMES. . . STOP SMOKING! NOW I CAN´T SMOKE EVEN A CIGARRETE! ! !

19. . . . It’s better to kill the vice before he kills you. . .