If you smoke - so does your family

Unfortunately, it is almost inevitable that the largest proportion of smokers will suffer from a smoking-related illness at some point in their lives, with almost half of them dying because of their habit many of them in their old age.

A large proportion of those affected will contract lung diseases such as bronchitis, emphysema and COPD side heart disease, hardening of the arteries with these conditions 


ultimately leading to a long and stretched disease with a very poor prognosis, peak which usually end in a stretched and the tragic loss of life, depriving children of their parents and grandchildren of grandparents.

Public health warnings in Britain that are prominently displayed on all tobacco products sold recently began to include a warning of male impotence due to prolonged use of tobacco products. It has been estimated that more than 100,000 men under the age of 40 years may have become impotent as a direct result of smoking, with many claiming to be unaware of the risks.

When a person chooses to smoke is not only himself who started these risks, but those around him as well. Nearly 20,000 babies and infants were hospitalized suffering from the effects of passive smoking on the last year in the UK alone.

Scientists indicate that children who are placed in areas at risk of passive smoking are more likely to suffer from cerebral palsy, cleft palate, infections glue ear, tonsillitis, bronchitis, throat and chest, and asthma and allergy symptoms.

Nearly 50% of all domestic fires in the UK property happen to be related to smoking with children often proved to be the worst victims are often trapped in the upper floors of their homes until thy are overcome by smoke and fumes.

Of course it is well recognized that children and young people will imitate the behavior and habits of those around them. Is it any wonder then if parents smoke, it is statistically more likely Vol their children will also have the usual? Just 100 young Britain start smoking on a daily basis in an effort to imitate their parents and more than three quarters of people who smoke will testify that they started smoking when they were teenagers.

In a survey, it seems that people who have quit smoking successfully took about 6 trials before it can claim to have finally quit. Although some people (about 20 out of 100) claim to have quit on the first try. British ASH non-smoking charity has released figures that reflect that nearly 25% of all adults in the UK are people how once smoked but now leave.

So with so many people successfully quit smoking forever there is no reason why you, the reader can not join them and finally proclaim yourself to be a "former smoker" at the end.

Question former smoker you know, ask them how they managed to stop the habit, it does not have to be as difficult as you can imagine, and often it's just a matter of finding the right method or treatment should you personally.

Once you leave you will never look back!
If you try to quit smoking but the message is "Do not Give Up" just try another way and keep trying until you finally quit for good.

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