By Rana Nareiman Esra Sem2,11,2011

 Definition of smoking  Reasons for smoking  Effects of smoking on health  Passive smoking  Quitting smoking  Benefits of stopping smoking  Conclusion

Smoking is the inhalation of the smoke of burning tobacco encased in cigarettes, pipes and cigars, which can lead to health issues.

 Nicotine  Carbon monoxide  Tar

 Everybody’s doing it  Advertising  Weight control  Independence

 Heart and circulatory disease - Heart attack and heart disease - Arteriosclerosis - High blood pressure

 Cancers - Lung cancer - Mouth and throat cancer - Leukaemia - Pancreatic cancer - Bladder cancer - Stomach cancer - Kidney cancer

 Respiratory disease and other illness - Asthma - Tuberculosis - Bronchitis - Emphysema - Stained teeth and fingers

Second hand smoking, also known as passive smoking, is the effect of smoking on other people. Who is affected by passive smoking? - Children - Pregnant women - Partners of smokers

What methods can help a smoker to stop smoking?  Cold Turkey  Gradual reduction  Hypnosis  Nicotine replacement therapy

 Zyban  Chantix  Acupuncture  Low-level laser therapy

 The effects of smoking on the health  The harmful substances in the cigarettes  Reasons why people smoke  How to quit and why it is so hard to do so  Benefits of quitting

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