Social Prejudice
There is no alternate of education in order to control self-afflicting diseases, which are barriers to social upgradation. To protect ourselves from being mentally disrobed, we need to be more devoted to education.
Suffice it to say that many dreadful diseases emerge more often in smokers than non-smokers; excessive drug addiction and misuse of human knowledge involved in morally wrong in social life, and these diseases are: Coronary thrombosis, anemia, Lung cancer; emphysema causing thinning and weakening of lung tissue; cancer of the mouth, throat, larynx, gullet, bladder, and pancreas; causing snarl-up of arteries to the heart; angina pectoris causing pain due to contraction of arteries to the heart; and chronic bronchitis with phlegm. Moreover, Smoking emerge due to delay in healing of stomach ulcers; it reduces the senses of smell and taste; slows down reflexes, which makes smokers more prone to accidents; and gives an unpleasant smell to the breath, clothes, and homes of smokers.
A very current survey illustrates that smokers endanger the health of non-smokers. Pregnant women smokers tend to have smaller babies than non-smokers, and their babies are more likely to be born dead or die a few days after birth. Besides such tremendously adverse effects, the children of smoking parents have more lung infections in the first years of life than the children of non-smokers. During one hour in a smoky room, a non-smoker can inhale as many cancer-causing substances as someone smoking 15 filter-tip cigarettes.
Illness related to smoking is very expensive. In the U.K., France, Germany, China, and the USA, it results in the loss of about 60 million working days a year, treatment costs several hundred thousand dollars a day, and it causes the death of over a million people a week. However, those who give up smoking greatly reduce their chances of developing diseases. In view of the above, it is evident that a huge amount of money is involved in the treatment of self-created diseases, which are the mischievous hazards of life.
In the Western world, they spend taxpayers' money, which is a complete misuse on the part of the parents, youths, and professionals. Due to continuous practice in taking drugs, one becomes a sufferer of heart disease and coronary infections. Leukemia is such a disease where a whole-body infection takes place and cancer-causing substances slowly get into the blood, for which the lives of people become distorted and miserable.
There is no alternate of education in order to control self-afflicting diseases, which are barriers to social upgradation. To protect ourselves from being mentally disrobed, we need to be more devoted to education.
Suffice it to say that many dreadful diseases emerge more often in smokers than non-smokers; excessive drug addiction and misuse of human knowledge involved in morally wrong in social life, and these diseases are: Coronary thrombosis, anemia, Lung cancer; emphysema causing thinning and weakening of lung tissue; cancer of the mouth, throat, larynx, gullet, bladder, and pancreas; causing snarl-up of arteries to the heart; angina pectoris causing pain due to contraction of arteries to the heart; and chronic bronchitis with phlegm. Moreover, Smoking emerge due to delay in healing of stomach ulcers; it reduces the senses of smell and taste; slows down reflexes, which makes smokers more prone to accidents; and gives an unpleasant smell to the breath, clothes, and homes of smokers.
A very current survey illustrates that smokers endanger the health of non-smokers. Pregnant women smokers tend to have smaller babies than non-smokers, and their babies are more likely to be born dead or die a few days after birth. Besides such tremendously adverse effects, the children of smoking parents have more lung infections in the first years of life than the children of non-smokers. During one hour in a smoky room, a non-smoker can inhale as many cancer-causing substances as someone smoking 15 filter-tip cigarettes.
Illness related to smoking is very expensive. In the U.K., France, Germany, China, and the USA, it results in the loss of about 60 million working days a year, treatment costs several hundred thousand dollars a day, and it causes the death of over a million people a week. However, those who give up smoking greatly reduce their chances of developing diseases. In view of the above, it is evident that a huge amount of money is involved in the treatment of self-created diseases, which are the mischievous hazards of life.
In the Western world, they spend taxpayers' money, which is a complete misuse on the part of the parents, youths, and professionals. Due to continuous practice in taking drugs, one becomes a sufferer of heart disease and coronary infections. Leukemia is such a disease where a whole-body infection takes place and cancer-causing substances slowly get into the blood, for which the lives of people become distorted and miserable.
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