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2. Estimated number of Filipinos aged 15 and older whoEstimated number of Filipinos aged 15 and older whoEstimated number of Filipinos aged 15 and older whoEstimated number of Filipinos aged 15 and older who smokesmokesmokesmoke every dayevery dayevery dayevery day 3. averageaverageaverageaverage number of cigarettes smoked everydaynumber of cigarettes smoked everydaynumber of cigarettes smoked everydaynumber of cigarettes smoked everyday by daily cigarette smokersby daily cigarette smokersby daily cigarette smokersby daily cigarette smokers 4. estimated portion of Filipino students who live inestimated portion of Filipino students who live inestimated portion of Filipino students who live inestimated portion of Filipino students who live in homes where people smokehomes where people smokehomes where people smokehomes where people smoke 5. Percentage of lung cancer deaths in thePercentage of lung cancer deaths in thePercentage of lung cancer deaths in thePercentage of lung cancer deaths in the world that can be attributed to tobaccoworld that can be attributed to tobaccoworld that can be attributed to tobaccoworld that can be attributed to tobacco 6. Estimated number of Filipinos who dieEstimated number of Filipinos who dieEstimated number of Filipinos who dieEstimated number of Filipinos who die everydayeverydayeverydayeveryday due to smoke related illnessesdue to smoke related illnessesdue to smoke related illnessesdue to smoke related illnesses 7. HISTORY 1865 - Washington Duke created the first commercial cigarettes which were mainly sold to soldiers 1870s - James Bonsack creates the first machine which creates cigarettes 8. HISTORY 1900s - Introduction of Philip Morris Companys Marlboro Cigarettes to the market 1944 - Peak of cigarette production at 3 billion per year by Philip Morris, R.J Reynolds, American Brands, Lorillard, Brown & Williamson, Liggett & Myers 9. ADDICTIVE FACTORS NicotineNicotineNicotineNicotine ---- main ingredient of cigarettesmain ingredient of cigarettesmain ingredient of cigarettesmain ingredient of cigarettes triggers the release of dopamine which boosts your mood, makes you feel calm and makes you alert stimulant drug which affects the brain and the Central Nervous System at higher doses used as an insecticide causes a rise in heart rate and in the rate of breathing 10. EFFECTS - HEALTH develops:develops:develops:develops: heart diseases strokes lung cancer Emphysema Chronic Bronchitis Cataracts increasesincreasesincreasesincreases blood pressureblood pressureblood pressureblood pressure damagesdamagesdamagesdamages airwaysairwaysairwaysairways reducesreducesreducesreduces fertility in menfertility in menfertility in menfertility in men losslosslossloss of teethof teethof teethof teeth 11. EFFECTS - ENVIRONMENT destroys niches of different animals starts bushfires kills marine creatures contributes to greenhouse gasses 12. HOW TO STOP SMOKING 1.1.1.1. Make the decisionMake the decisionMake the decisionMake the decision 2.2.2.2. Tell your family and friendsTell your family and friendsTell your family and friendsTell your family and friends 3.3.3.3. Make an honest list of all things you like about smokingMake an honest list of all things you like about smokingMake an honest list of all things you like about smokingMake an honest list of all things you like about smoking 4.4.4.4. Keep cigarettes on a limited supplyKeep cigarettes on a limited supplyKeep cigarettes on a limited supplyKeep cigarettes on a limited supply 5.5.5.5. Pick a quit datePick a quit datePick a quit datePick a quit date 6.6.6.6. Put all the money you would have spent in a jarPut all the money you would have spent in a jarPut all the money you would have spent in a jarPut all the money you would have spent in a jar 13. THANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOU