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Faizan Sarfraz
Faizan Sarfraz

This document discusses smoking and its negative health effects. It begins by defining smoking as inhaling and exhaling tobacco smoke. It then lists dangerous chemicals found in cigarettes like nicotine, arsenic, benzene, and carbon monoxide. The document outlines several health risks of smoking like various cancers, heart disease, lung disease, reproductive damage, and more. It also notes smoking's environmental impacts and provides statistics on smoking rates and deaths in Pakistan. The document advocates for preventing smoking, especially in youth, and concludes by emphasizing how difficult it is to quit once someone starts smoking.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF LAHORE CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS
SMOKING
PRESENTED BY : TALHA IQBAL MUHAMMAD TALHA MUHAMMAD FARAZ MUHAMMAD TALHA FAIZAN SARFRAZ (074) (065) (071) (062) (044)
What is smoking ? Smoking is the habit of inhaling and exhaling smoke of tobacco.
INGREDIENTS: Ammonia: helps absorb more nicotine. Arsenic: deadly poison that makes your lip burn. Benzene: cancer causing chemical. Cadmium: causes damage to liver and brain.
Cadmium batteries Butane Lighter Fluid Stearic acid Candle Wax Hexamine Barbecue Lighter Toluene Industrial Solvent Nicotine Insecticide Ammonia Toilet Cleaner Acetic acid Vinegar Methane Sewer Gas Arsenic Poison Carbon Monoxide Methanol Rocket Fuel
EFFECTS OF SMOKING ON HUMAN HEALTH Smoking effects human body by raising nicotine level and blood pressure. Smoking has many other risks like; a. Heart Disease b. Cancer c. Fatigue
HEALTH RISKS CANCERS HEART DISEASES LUNGS DISEASES REPRODUCTIVE DAMAGES BIRTH DEFECTS DIABETIES
CANCERS LUNGS CANCER MOUTH CANCER THROAT CANCER KIDNEY CACER PANCREAS CANCER
OTHER DAMAGES WRINKLED SKIN TOOTH LOSS STOMACH ULCER UNWANTED WEIGHT LOSS
POPULATION OF PAKISTAN INVOLVED IN SMOKING Pakistan has the highest consumption of tobacco in South Asia. The habit of smoking is mostly found in youth and the lower class of society. According to some surveys, 40% males and 8% females are involved in smoking.
EFFECT OF SMOKING ON ENVIORMENT By smoking our environment is effected by the smoke released by the smoker by polluting the atmosphere. It is also been estimated that one tree is consumed for every 300 cigarettes produced.
DEATH RATE DUE TO SMOKING In Pakistan about 10,000 people die every year because of smoking. More then 430,000 people died every year world wide. In Pakistan lung cancer is caused directly by tobacco in 90% of cases.
WHY YOUNG PEOPLE START SMOKING?
Most people start smoking and go on to become regular smokers as adults. The most suggested reason of smoking is that young people are attracted to the image they associate. Young people are also most likely to start if their friends or family are smokers.
WHY WE SHOULD GIVE UP SMOKING ?
Smoking effects your taste and smell , making both of them less sensitive. Smokers suffer more frequently from bronchitis. Smoking increases the risk of developing diabetes.
HOW TO PREVENT SMOKING ?
Most of daily smokers began smoking before 18 years old. Youth smoking can be prevented with the combined effort of families, schools, communities and policy makers. Government should also play its role in prevention of smoking by declaring smoking illegal and by preventing it from being produced in the country or being imported.
WAYS TO AVOID SMOKING USE OF CHEWING GUM STAY BUSY SURROUND YOURSELF WITH NON SMOKERS EXERCISE DRINK PLENTY OF WATER
The university of lahore smoking
CONCLUSION A non smoker should turn down tobacco if ever offered & persuade others to do so. BECAUSE ONCE YOU START, IT IS HARD TO STOP.
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  • 1. THE UNIVERSITY OF LAHORE CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
  • 4. PRESENTED BY : TALHA IQBAL MUHAMMAD TALHA MUHAMMAD FARAZ MUHAMMAD TALHA FAIZAN SARFRAZ (074) (065) (071) (062) (044)
  • 5. What is smoking ? Smoking is the habit of inhaling and exhaling smoke of tobacco.
  • 6. INGREDIENTS: Ammonia: helps absorb more nicotine. Arsenic: deadly poison that makes your lip burn. Benzene: cancer causing chemical. Cadmium: causes damage to liver and brain.
  • 8. EFFECTS OF SMOKING ON HUMAN HEALTH Smoking effects human body by raising nicotine level and blood pressure. Smoking has many other risks like; a. Heart Disease b. Cancer c. Fatigue
  • 9. HEALTH RISKS CANCERS HEART DISEASES LUNGS DISEASES REPRODUCTIVE DAMAGES BIRTH DEFECTS DIABETIES
  • 10. CANCERS LUNGS CANCER MOUTH CANCER THROAT CANCER KIDNEY CACER PANCREAS CANCER
  • 11. OTHER DAMAGES WRINKLED SKIN TOOTH LOSS STOMACH ULCER UNWANTED WEIGHT LOSS
  • 12. POPULATION OF PAKISTAN INVOLVED IN SMOKING Pakistan has the highest consumption of tobacco in South Asia. The habit of smoking is mostly found in youth and the lower class of society. According to some surveys, 40% males and 8% females are involved in smoking.
  • 13. EFFECT OF SMOKING ON ENVIORMENT By smoking our environment is effected by the smoke released by the smoker by polluting the atmosphere. It is also been estimated that one tree is consumed for every 300 cigarettes produced.
  • 14. DEATH RATE DUE TO SMOKING In Pakistan about 10,000 people die every year because of smoking. More then 430,000 people died every year world wide. In Pakistan lung cancer is caused directly by tobacco in 90% of cases.
  • 16. Most people start smoking and go on to become regular smokers as adults. The most suggested reason of smoking is that young people are attracted to the image they associate. Young people are also most likely to start if their friends or family are smokers.
  • 17. WHY WE SHOULD GIVE UP SMOKING ?
  • 18. Smoking effects your taste and smell , making both of them less sensitive. Smokers suffer more frequently from bronchitis. Smoking increases the risk of developing diabetes.
  • 20. Most of daily smokers began smoking before 18 years old. Youth smoking can be prevented with the combined effort of families, schools, communities and policy makers. Government should also play its role in prevention of smoking by declaring smoking illegal and by preventing it from being produced in the country or being imported.
  • 21. WAYS TO AVOID SMOKING USE OF CHEWING GUM STAY BUSY SURROUND YOURSELF WITH NON SMOKERS EXERCISE DRINK PLENTY OF WATER
  • 23. CONCLUSION A non smoker should turn down tobacco if ever offered & persuade others to do so. BECAUSE ONCE YOU START, IT IS HARD TO STOP.