History

How they made it

Health issue
Addictive of cigarette
History
• The earliest forms of cigarettes
have been attested in Central
America around the 9th century
in the form of reeds and
smoking tubes
• When your parents were
young, people could buy
cigarettes and smoke pretty
much anywhere — even in
hospitals! Ads for cigarettes
were all over the place. Today
we're more aware about how
bad smoking is for our health.
Smoking is restricted or
banned in almost all public
places and cigarette
companies are no longer
allowed to advertise on TV,
radio, and in many magazines.
 How they made it

 Dangers Of Smoking With Nicotine

• One of the main dangers of smoking is due to Nicotine.
Nicotine is found naturally in tobacco. It has no odor and
no color. It is, however, both physically and
psychologically addictive, and it causes those who use it
to want to smoke one cigarette after another.
 The nicotine raises both the
heart rate and blood
pressure.
 Dangers Of Smoking
With Tar
• There are other dangers of
smoking as well. The tar
from tobacco smoke starts
to accumulate on the
bronchial tubes leading to
the lungs. The hot smoke
burns the tiny hairlike
projections (called cilia)
that trap harmful particles
before they enter the lungs.
 Carbon Monoxide  As a result, the smoker
 One more of the has to exert more
dangers of smoking are physical effort to attain
Carbon monoxide. a given task than does
Smoking also a nonsmoker. The
increases the level of heart in particular must
carbon monoxide in the work harder,
lungs. This poisonous particularly during
gas is quickly absorbed rigorous exercise.
into the blood, reducing Increased levels of
its capacity to carry carbon monoxide in the
oxygen. blood can impair vision,
perception of time, and
coordination.
 Health issue
• It's no secret of all the negative health effects of smoking
can have on the body. Cigarette smoking is one of the
leading causes of heart disease and cancer. If you are a
life time smoker you will more than likely die earlier then
can be expected. In many cases these deaths occur
during middle age. Your heart rate and blood pressure
will increase due to the combination on nicotine plus
carbon monoxide that every cigarette pumps into your
body. Because the blood vessels are constricted, blood
flow is reduced. This increases the chance having a
heart attack or stroke.
 Smoking can cause miscarriages and birth
defects if you smoke throughout the pregnancy.
 Smoking cigarette could cause several diseases
like emphysema and lung cancer
 each cigarette smoked shortens lifespan by 11
minutes
 Over the years a smoker will be more likely to
develop respiratory ailments, thickening of the
arteries, blood clots, cancer of the lung, cervix,
larynx, mouth, esophagus, bladder, pancreas,
and kidney, and emphysema, as well as exhibit
symptoms such as reduced stamina, poor
athletic performance, wheezing, coughing,
dizziness, and nausea.
How it bad for our lung
 The tar from tobacco
smoke starts to
accumulate on the
bronchial tubes
leading to the lungs.
The hot smoke burns
the tiny hairlike
projections (called
cilia) that trap harmful
particles before they
enter the lungs.
Addictive of cigarette

• The nicotine raises both the

heart rate and blood pressure.
The smoker quickly feels more
alert and relaxed. In less than
30 minutes, however, about
half of the nicotine has left the
bloodstream, and the smoker
starts feeling less alert, more
edgy.
• So he or she reaches for
another cigarette to get a new
“hit” of nicotine. Over time,
the smoker starts needing
more cigarettes throughout
the day to satisfy the craving.
 What about the second hand
smoking?
Cigarette use by pregnant women has
also been shown to cause birth defects,
including mental and physical disabilities.
Secondhand smoke from cigarettes has
been shown to be injurious to bystanders
which has led to legislation that has
banned their smoking in many workplaces
and public areas.