Tobacco’s facts By: Cayden Peterson. tobacco facts Tobacco use is one of the biggest health problems the world has ever faced. There are more than one.

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tobacco’s facts By: Cayden Peterson

tobacco facts Tobacco use is one of the biggest health problems the world has ever faced. There are more than one billion smokers in the world. Tobacco use kills 5.4 million people a year - an average of one person every six seconds - and accounts for one in 10 adult deaths worldwide. Tobacco kills up to half its users. tobacco makes you spend a lot of money

tobacco’s effects do you want mouths like these people?

tobaccos poison

tobaccos poisons benzene: a fuel formaldehyde: highly poisonous, causes cancer ammonia: found in toilet cleaner acetone: found in nail polish remover tar: 70% deposited in your lungs nicotine: not poison vary addictive carbon monoxide: gas that comes out of car exhausts arsenic: rat poison

health triangle physical: you move slower, hard to partipate in sports mental/emotional: smoking is all you can think about social: makes you stink

questions?