2000 PERSONS Die Each Week With Smoke Related Illnesses

SHORT TERM EFFECTS.                    LONG TERM EFFECTS.

YES 2000 Persons Die Each Week With Smoke Related Illnesses.
SO Take A Look And Find What The Ingredients Are Involved With SMOKING.
Hope The Following SHOCKS YOU.

• Smelly Hair.                                                                     STROKE.                     

• Loss of Oxygen to the Brain.                                            REDUCED VISION.                      
  

• Gum Disease and Bad Breath.                                         WRINKLED SKIN.                      
  

• Cough and Shortness of Breath.More Colds and Flu.       MOUTH &THROAT CANCER.             
  

• Less Oxygen to the Lungs.This Reduces Fitness.              HEART DISEASE.             
  

• Smoking can also Set Off a Asthma Attack.                     EMPHYSEMA &BRONCHITIS.            
  

• Heart Beat and Blood Pressure Increases.                       LUNG CANCER.               
  

• Stained Fingers.                                                              STOMACH ULCERS.             
  

                                                                                                   BLADDER CANCER.  
                                                                                                   INFERTILITY &IMPOTENCE.      
                                                                                                    PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE.        
                                                                                                    (IN LEG and ARM).

BENEFITS OF BEING A NON SMOKER

• Good Looks With No Early Wrinkles.

• Helping To Save The Environment.

• Fresh Breath.

• Clean Hair and Clothes.

• More Money to Spend On Things You Want.

• More Time Now-Also More Time In The FUTURE.

• Clean Fingers and Teeth.

• More KISSABLE.

• Health and Happiness.

• Cleaner LUNGS , HEART and BLOOD.

PASSIVE SMOKING CAN CAUSE

• Ear Infections.

• Sore Eyes, Nose and Throat.

• Respiratory Problems such as Bronchitis and Pneumonia.

• Slower Lung Growth and Less Healthy Lungs.

• Increased Rate of Lung Cancer.

• Increased Risk of Heart Disease.

• Asthmatics to Experience Wheezing and Tightening of the Chest.

CIGARETTE SMOKE CONTAINS

Contains Over 4000 CHEMICALS and Many Of These are HIGHLY POISONOUS and over 40 are CANCER CAUSING
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15 MORE COMMON ONES

• Carbon Monoxide.                                                            POISONOUS GAS IN THE EXHAUST.
  

• Tar.                                                                                   ROAD SURFACES.
  

• Nicotine.                                                                          PESTISIDE.

• Acetone.                                                                          PAINT STRIPPER.
  

• Ammonia                                                                       CLEANING AGENT.
  

• Arsenic.                                                                           ANT KILLER.
  

• Benzene.                                                                         PETROL FUMES.
  

• Butane.                                                                           LIGHTER FUEL.
  

• Formablehyde.                                                                ENBALMING FLUID.
  

• Hydrogen Cyanide.                                                         POISON IN THE GAS CHAMBER.
  

• Methanol.                                                                        ROCKET FUEL.
  

• Toluene.                                                                           INDUSTRIAL SOLVENT.
  

• DDT.                                                                                INSECTICIDE.

• Radon.                                                                              RADIOACTIVE GAS.
  

• Polonium.                                                                        RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT.
  

YOU STILL WANT TO SMOKE OR GIVE UP SMOKING THEN?