Harmful Effects caused from smoking

Want to know about the harmful effects caused from smoking? Discover the shocking dangers in this report.

Everyone knows that smoking's bad for your health. You've only got to turn on the TV to know about the dangers that exist.

If you're unsure as to what exactly the harmful effects of smoking are, then please read this article because you will see how much damage smoking can do to you.

What are the harmful effects caused from smoking?

Cancer: Tar found in cigarettes come into contact with the cells in the mouth, throat and lungs when inhaled. This can cause cell mutation and if you're unlucky it may become cancerous, which means that it keeps on growing out of control. Kills over 40,000 a year in the UK alone

Increased Cholesterol: Nicotine and other fatty deposits from cigarettes form a thick lining in the blood vessels making it very hard for blood to flow round the body.

Cardiovascular disease: The increase in cholesterol means that blood finds it difficult to get to and from the heart, can cause a heart attack. Kills over 30,000 a year in the UK.

Chronic bronchitis: Chemicals in cigarettes causes an inflaming of the lungs which means that the respiratory passages become swollen and irritated. This increases mucus which damages the lungs.

Above are the main causes of death from smoking. Below is a list of the other problems which effects smokers more than non-smokers

Kidney failure
Emphysema - damage to the air sacs in the lungs
High blood pressure
Infertility - in both genders
Increased risk of cataracts
Stained teeth and gums
Paler skin and wrinkles
Contributes to developing mouth ulcers
Impotence

As you can see in this report, smoking is harmful to your health no matter what way you look at it. If you're a smoker it may be a good idea to quit as soon as possible.

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