TOBACCO ONE MILLION PEOPLE A YEAR CAN BE WRONG. A FACT OR TWO Leading cause of preventable death ~$75 billion in health care costs More than 4,000 chemicals.

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TOBACCO ONE MILLION PEOPLE A YEAR CAN BE WRONG

A FACT OR TWO Leading cause of preventable death ~$75 billion in health care costs More than 4,000 chemicals

WHAT IS IT? Nicaotinana tabacum Plant may be shredded, rolled, and treated with chemicals

Benzaldehyde Butyric acid Ethel acetate Hexanoic acid

3-methylbutyraldehyde Methylcyclopentenolone Toluadehydes

DIFFERENT FORMS Cigarettes Pipes Cigars Chew Snuff

ADDICTION ~ 8 seconds for nicotine to reach brain (smoke) ~ 3-5 minutes when chewed Pipe / cigar absorbed through mucosal membranes

Stimulation of adrenal glands Increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration, elevated blood sugar levels (hyperglycemic)

Highly addictive Affects neurotransmitter dopamine

To cease smoking is the easiest thing I ever did. I ought to know, because I’ve done it a thousand times. »- Mark Twain

CONSEQUENCES Withdrawal: –Anxiety –Depression –Headaches –Fatigue (weight gain)

Yucky smell Yellow / brown teeth and fingers Wrinkles

LUNG CANCER

Mouth and Lip Cancer

Breakdown of 440,00 Annual Cigarette Deaths

Ways To Quit Nicotine Replacement Life Style Changes Meditation Acupuncture Hypnosis Will