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    about the effects of smoking cigarette. So when a person reads this especially those who smoke‚ he or she may quit or lessen smoking because he or she will know the bad effects of cigarette smoking. Discussion Cigarette Smoking Smoking is a highly addictive trend in 21st century America. It is responsible for any array of illness including a multitude of cancers‚ heart disease‚ emphysema‚ and chronic bronchitis. Although the whole body is negatively affected by smoking‚ the hear t and lungs

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    Davaos Anti Smoking

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    2003 or the City’s comprehensive anti-smoking ordinance had known Davao City worldwide. This law prohibits anyone to smoke in public utility vehicle‚ government-owned vehicle or any other means of public transport for passengers‚ accommodation and entertainment establishment‚ public building‚ public place‚ enclosed public place‚ or in any enclosed area outside of ones private residence‚ private place of works‚ cars owned by the government or duly designated smoking areas‚ within the jurisdiction of Davao

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    Smoking is the kind of habit that leads to addiction. It is a dangerous habit because it can cause lung disease in tobacco smokers and those who inhale second hand smoke. In my opinion‚ smoking is a selfish behavior which is not only dangerous for smokers but also for the non-smokers around them. Smoking is the most dangerous habit that a person can have since it is unhealthy‚ addictive‚ and disgusting. Smoking is a dangerous habit to develop because it is unhealthy. By unhealthy I mean it can be

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    How to quit smoking

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    Amit Parmar English 2010 MW 3pm- 4:15pm 02/12/14 Ready to Quit Smoking? Tobacco is the most preventable cause of death in the United States. An estimated 443‚000 people prematurely die from smoking cigarettes. It also causes serious illnesses‚ such as Coronary heart disease‚ lung cancer‚ and oral cancer. 46.6 million Americans continue to smoke despite their knowledge of these risks (CDC). How hard is it to quit smoking? Nicotine is in fact one of the most addicting substances in society. Some

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    Discursive Essay Smoking

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    KENT RIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL ENGLISH LANGUAGE SECONDARY THREE NORMAL (ACADEMIC) HEAD START PROGRAMME DISCURSIVE WRITING 1. What are some reasons teenagers take up smoking and how can one successfully kick the habit? FORMAT Question: What are some reasons teenagers take up smoking and how can one successfully kick the habit? Planning Paragraph 1: Introduction give statistics discuss reasons teens smoke: to fit in‚ to cope with stress discuss how one can kick the habit: reducing the number

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    English 1301 Cause and Effect of Smoking The first time I heard a speech about the effects of smoking‚ I was in fifth grade. I well remember Deputy Becerra talking about the warnings against smoking. The last words she clearly spoke‚ were‚ “this cigarette in my hand is a death sentence”. After the presentation‚ for days‚ I kept contemplating on the subject and the effects. I asked myself‚ why would anybody be tempted or drawn to light up that cigarette? It did not make any sense to me

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    Cause and Effect-Smoking

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    Cause and Effect – Smoking The prohibition of smoking has become more and more wide-spread in the United States today. Due to studies that show smoking is related to many illnesses‚ people have made safe guards to prevent from acquiring them. One of those safe guards is prohibiting smoking in public environments. Other than the obvious health risks smoking causes‚ it can also set the wrong example for young adults and children‚ and could also damage the health of non-smokers. Health reasons

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    ENGLISH Teenage Smoking

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    Topic: Teenage Smoking Title: There are many teenage smokers in the Philippines and there are several causes and effects to this issue. Introduction I. Peer Pressure‚ Curiosity‚ Habit and Depression are the causes of teenagers that has been smoking cigarette. Based on my experience‚ Peer Pressure is one of the influencial factors to teenage smokers. It occurs when a non-smoker joins a group of teenage smokers. When teenagers have been influenced most likely he or she will start smoking. The behavoir

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    are a great number of people getting into the habit of smoking‚ which has always been one of the hot topics that everyone is debating. It’s clear that this habit has its negative and possitive effects on both smokers and society. Smoking is considered to be a bad habit greatly effecting smokers’ own health and their social lives. Firstly‚ lifelong smokers are bound to have a shorter life expectancy due to chronic diseases caused by smoking such as lung cancer‚ emphysema and heart attacks. In addition

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    Quitting Smoking According to the American Cancer Society‚ an estimated 221‚330 new cases of lung cancer are expected in 2011. “Lung Cancer accounts for more deaths than any other cancer in both men and women than any other cancer.” The most important thing you can do to reduce your risk of getting lung cancer is to quit smoking. Quitting smoking is very difficult. To be more successful in quitting smoking‚ you should first understand the addiction to nicotine‚ options to help you quit and

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