1. Smoking Kills millions every year Is a very bad habit By: Dillon Webber

2. Smoking Addictives Whale Vomit Nicotine Ammonia

3. Different types of cigarettes Marlboro Camel Pall Mall There are two different types of cigarettes Menthol Regular

4. Short term affects Cancer Disease risk Increased heart rate and increased blood pressure Harder to pump blood(blood vesseles) Build-up of fat and cholesterol An increase in acid in the stomach, which can be painful

5. Long term affects Hawking luges Cancers Lung diseases Heart disease Cardiovascular diseases Stroke Osteoporosis and weakened bones Circulatory problems Ulcers Premature aging Bronchitis Infections

6. Benefits of Electronic Cigarettes Save money over buying cigarettes Healthier than traditional cigarettes Smoke in smoke free areas: restaurants, hotels, etc.. Vapor is odor free so it keeps you and others from smelling of smoke

7. Electronic Cigarette History Invented by a Chinese pharmacist named: Hon Lik Intended electronic cigarettes to be used as a tool to help people quit smoking

8. Dangers of Electronic Cigarettes Flavors may not only promote non-smokers into picking up the bad habit Colorful packaging and appetizing flavors as a reason to start smoking The kids might be more attracted

9. Medical Effects Rapid heartbeat, and even heart palpitations Still receive nicotine

10. Smoking Decreased oxygen to the heart and to other tissues in the body Decreased exercise tolerance Decreased HDL (good) cholesterol Increased risk of developing coronary artery disease and heart attack

11. Smoking Increased risk of developing peripheral artery disease and stroke Increased risk of developing diabetes Increase tendency for blood clotting

12. Smoking Effects More people die from smoking than other related deaths each year

13. What Happens When You Quit After 20 minutes – You stop polluting the air – Your blood pressure and pulse decrease – The temperature of your hands and feet increases After 8 hours – The carbon monoxide level in your blood returns to normal – Oxygen levels in your blood increase After 24 hours – Your risk of heart attack decreases After 48 hours – Nerve endings adjust to the absence of nicotine – Your ability to taste and smell begin to return

14. What Happens When You Quit After 2 weeks to 3 months – Your circulation improves – Your exercise tolerance improves After 1 – 9 months – Coughing, sinus congestion, fatigue and shortness of breath decrease – Your overall energy level increases After 1 year – Your risk of heart disease decreases to half that of a current smoker After 5 – 15 years – Your risk of stroke is reduced to that of people who have never smoked

15. Smoking & Pregnancy Higher risk for miscarriage Complications such as bleeding Detachment of placenta Premature birth

16. Children's exposure to second-hand smoke Middle ear infections Reduced lung growth Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS, or cot death)

17. Smoking & Heart Blood clot more easily Risk of heart attack Poor circulation Strokes

18. Earth Going Up In Smoke 10% of fire deaths 300,000 deaths US $27 billion in costs

19. Why?? Give me 1 good reason to smoke. Tell me what can smoking cure. Give me an example of how smoking helps you each day.

20. Works Cited www.thescooponsmoking.org www.smokingfacts.net www.ffsonline.org