harmful effects of tobacco use amelia earhart physical education project rad
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HARMFUL EFFECTS OF TOBACCO USE
AMELIA EARHARTPHYSICAL EDUCATION Project RAD
TOBACCO Smoking behaviors
often begin in adolescence
Advertisements encourage the idea that these behaviors are acceptable
Smoking can have devastating effects on health
WHY PEOPLE USE TOBACCO
Most adolescents do not believe there is a great risk in smoking cigarettes
Friends and family smoke Experimentation Low self-esteem, susceptibility to
peer pressure Sensation-seeking, rebelliousness,
anxiety
TYPES OF TOBACCO
Cigarettes Cigars Pipes Chewing tobacco Snuff (more finely cut or powdered for
sniffing or dipping)
What is in a Cigarette?
YOU SHOULD KNOW Smokers are more likely to die from
heart attack or stroke Women who take birth control pills and
smoke increase their risk of heart attack several times
“Light” cigarettes do not lower the risk of heart disease
After quitting, recovery time for heart attack risk to reach that of a non-smoker is 3-9 years
Smoking and the Heart!!
WHY PEOPLE CONTINUE TO USE TOBACCO Nicotine addiction It becomes a habit It is perceived as
pleasurable Arousing and
provides energy Helps concentration
and lifts mood Reduces anger,
tension, depression, and stress
Smoking effects the Brain!
EFFECTS OF TOBACCO USE Acute bronchitis Chronic bronchitis Pneumonia Emphysema Cardiovascular disease
(hypertension and stroke)
Cancer Periodontal disease Osteoporosis
Smoking and your Lungs!!
A full jaw or half? You decide!
SUMMARY Tobacco use often begins during
adolescence Tobacco has harmful effects to the fetus or
unborn child Nicotine and THC harms the mind (brain)
and body systems.
Tobacco has harmful chemicals Nicotine is an addictive psychoactive drug