Monday, October 20, 2008

Smoking is Stop In india

Most of the Public places and Govt office ,
Public places smoking is banned . from 2 oct 2008.

Friday, October 10, 2008

Do you know?

Smoking claims one victim every second somehere in the orld.
Smoking is the greatest single risk factor for lung cancer, claiming one million lives every.

Smoking Locations:
Smoking should be banned IN ALL PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM AND AT ALL AVENUES TO WHICH THE PUBLIC ARE ADMITTED.
We should allow the individual the right to a smoke _free atmosphere at work.

Roll Models
To reduse the motivation or desire to smoke especially among youngsters ho ape role models any film in which a major character is showen smoking should automatically receive an A certificate.

How to stop smoking?

HOW DO YOU STOP SMOKING?
If you are still healthy, it is important to stop smoking before you develop an illness. If you have just suffered a heart attack, one of the most important decisions you should make is never to smoke again.
A Heart attack provides you a very strong motive for stopping smoking.

Two of the three persons who have stopped smoking have asserted that they found it surprisingly easy.
Keep a record of your smoking pattern, begin cutting down on the number of cigarettes on a daily basis till you reach the zero level.
Find a friend to support and encourage you in your endeavor.
Also ask your doctor to help him.
Be prepared for a radical change in your lifestyle. Go in for plenty of exercise, which will help you in relieving tension. Drink plenty of fruit juices. Find a new hobby or listen to soothing music. The craving for cigarette will automatically cease in a few weeks or months.
If you have suffered a setback and you begin smoking again, analyze carefully the reasons for your failure. If at first you don’t succeed, quit, quit, quit, and quit again.

Stop Smoking

IS IT WORTH STOPPING SMOKING?
Yes. Ex-smokers are much less likely to fall victim to heart attacks than those who continue to smoke.
You stand to save nearly Rs.10,000 a year if you have been smoking 10 to 20 cigarettes a day. If you have been smoking more than 20 cigarettes a day for 30 years, you would have smoked more than 2 lakh cigarettes! As already mentioned the risk of heart attack increases with the numbers of cigarettes smoked.

It should be borne in mind that those who start smoking at 15 years of age run a greater risk of having a heart attack than those who start after 20.

Smoking Facts

v Smoking leads to more deaths due to heart attacks than from any other disease.
v The risk of heart attacks rise with the intensity of smoking. This risk is particularly higher in case of the smokers below the age of 50. The death rate of such person due to heart attacks is ten times greater than those of non smokers of the same age.
v You are more prone to a heart attack if you are a smoker in addition to other risks.
v Cigarette smokers switching over to pipes or cigars do not reduce the risk of heart attack.
v Carbon monoxide and nicotine are the two toxic substances which reduce the oxygen supply and also enhance blood clotting.
v Filter cigarettes are no less dangerous than non filter cigarettes.
v Passive smoking can be harmful to people with a known history of heart disease.Three million deaths occur due to smoking worldwide, annually

SMOKING AND YOUR HEART

SMOKING AND YOUR HEART

Smoking is one of the main factors which causes heart attacks. Let me elaborate. The coronary arteries provide the heart’s own blood supply and they carry the fuel and oxygen needed for its efficient working. When these arteries become diseased ,especially as a consequence of smoking, their lining becomes thick, their by reducing the flow of blood, especially when the heart has to work harder when its ‘owner’ performs some exercise or gets excited. If there is a large amount of obstruction to blood flow, a part of the heart muscle gets damaged. Such a situation is called ‘Heart attack’.