After years of world-wide research, it is very much clear now that smoking is the single biggest cause of cancer. Cigarette smoke contains hundreds of deadly carcinogens like Arsenic, Ammonia and Hydrogen Cyanide. A smoker inhales them without even thinking what the havoc these carcinogens can create inside him. Although the list of diseases which cigarette smoke can produce is very long but cancer is the disease which can be easily ranked first in this list. Just to get an idea, one in the four cancer deaths in UK is because of cigarette smoke. Cancer has various types so we can’t say that … [Read more...]
Smoking cancers: What you need to know and why you should stop smoking
July 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
A smoker always thinks that cigarette is causing no harm to him and that is obviously a forced thinking because a smoker can not smoke with pleasure and relief if he starts thinking about the deadly effects of smoking. So it is actually a smoker’s denial of cigarette bad affects which makes him to keep on smoking cigarettes until he becomes addicted. So there are few things which a smoker necessarily needs to know. First off, the harmful effects of smoking and secondly how he is affecting the people around him with cigarette smoke. Well, the list of deadly effects of smoking never ends. You … [Read more...]
Secondhand smoke and cancers: Even non-smokers can get smoking cancers
July 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Most often, we listen on TV channels and from many other sources that smoking cancers and smokers are very much exposed to deadly cancer disease as compared to non-smokers. Of course that’s a truth but what this article illustrates is another major fact and that is Second Hand Smoking (SHS) and its deadly cancerous effects. A smoker not only affects himself but also the people around him by the smoke he exhales (called mainstream smoke) and the smoke coming out from the end of cigarette (called sidestream smoke). A non-smoker walking in the street may consider the cigarette smoke pretty harmless … [Read more...]