Smoking Cigarettes In Canada

Many humans have smoked cigarettes for many years. A cigarette is a thin cylinder of tobacco rolled in paper for smoking. Smoking cigarettes are the leading cause of deaths in our country. It has harmful and addictive ingredients like nicotine, tar, and carbon monoxide, as well as formaldehyde, ammonia, hydrogen cyanide, arsenic, and DDT. About 60.7 million people smoke in our country and all of these people are losing twelve years of their lives. This means that Canada's population is decreasing and the death rate is very high. ’ Smoking not only affects the smoker’s health but also other people, the environment, and has many financial problems with the society. If nobody smoked, lots of money and lives would have been saved. Cigarettes

Most smokers are not aware of the fact that they are a direct contributor to environmental pollution. The smoke and the cigarette butt of a cigarette affect the environment by damaging and polluting it. There are many negative impacts on the environment. First, cigarettes cause lots of air pollution. Studies shows that about four thousand chemicals are in a cigarette which are breathed out and released into the atmosphere. Studies show that out of the total North American population 30% of them are smokers and this means that a huge quantity of pollution is being released in the atmosphere every day. Cigarettes also causes land and water pollution. Cigarette butts are a huge cause of this. Millions of butts are left on the ground each day. These may end up in lakes and rivers. Data derived from the Ocean Conservancy demonstrated

Smoking can reduce the smokers’ health in general. Most people smoke to reduce weight, but they are not aware of the health risks they can have. A study shows that there are over four thousand chemicals in a cigarette and these chemicals can cause harm to the body. Smoking cigarettes harm almost all of the organs in the body. All people who smoke are increased for problems with their heart and blood vessels, cancer, lung and respiratory problems, health issues and death. Smoking can cause many diseases and cancer, which often leads to death. Research has shown that in Canada, there are more than two-hundred-thirty thousand deaths caused by smoking, this means that the population is decreasing and the death rate is increasing. It is proven that smoking causes most deaths in our country than other causes. Most Canadians die from a smoking-related illness. It is known that the main causes of smoking-related deaths are cancers, cardiovascular diseases and respiratory diseases. Smoking can cause cancer almost anywhere in your body; there are many types of cancers caused by smoking cigarettes. Smoking can cause different types of cancer, such as the nose and sinuses, mouth, upper throat, larynx, oesophagus, lung, liver, stomach, kidney, pancreas, bowel, ovary, bladder, and cervix cancer. A study by researchers from the American Cancer Society and colleagues have shown that almost half the deaths are