Short Term Effects of Tobacco Use Ashtray breath Discolored teeth, fingers, fingernails Smelly hair and clothes Cigarettes burns in car, on clothes Dry skin Cracked lips, white spots, sores, and bleeding in the mouth (chewing tobacco) Hacking cough Build up of phlegm in the lungs and throat Weakened immune system Decreased sense of smell and taste Increased heart rate and blood pressure Sore throat Long Terms effects of Tobacco Use Emphysema: a severe condition which causes a shortness of breath Addiction Endurance Loss Loss of taste and smell Cancer Wrinkled skin, stained nails, stained teeth, aged appearance Bronchitis Heart disease Heart Attack Death Do you think short or long term effects are worse for the body
Industry interference in policy development The tobacco industry (TI) works to defeat, dilute, and delay effective tobacco control policy
Comparing the Cost of Products and Maintenance Because we offer so many different air purifiers for smoke, it is easy to lose track of what cost more or less
This could be my rebellion. Read Gonzalezs full essay: nymag.visitlink.me/55vbET You wont be able to convince me this isnt paid for by big tobacco seems like you should have to disclose it when you do an ad for the tobacco industry Join the conversation
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