this presentation is totally deals with the harmful effects of cigarettes in our life......this contains two videos one which describes the affect in day to day life and the other deals with the basic parts of cigarettes

2. NAME ----BAPPY MANDAL
BRANCH----MECHANICAL
ROLL NO------------1202271

4. A BUNDLE THAT CONTAINS APPROX 4000
CHEMICALS
DIAGRAM OF A
CIGARETTE.
1. FILTER MADE OF
95% CELLULOSE
ACETATE.
2. TIPPING PAPER
TO COVER THE
FILTER.
3. ROLLING PAPER
TO COVER THE
TOBACCO.
4. TOBACCO
BLEND.

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Nicotine reaches the brain and every body part within 10
seconds after smoke is inhaled.
Carbon monoxide binds to hemoglobin in red blood
cells, preventing affected cells from carrying a full load of oxygen.
Hydrogen cyanide – the lungs contain tiny hairs (cilia) that
help to clean the lungs by moving foreign substances out.
Hydrogen cyanide stops this lung clearance system from
working properly, which means the poisonous chemicals in
tobacco smoke can build up inside the lungs. Other
chemicals in smoke that damage the lungs include
hydrocarbons, nitrous oxides, organic acids, phenols and
oxidising agents.

6. Cancer-causing agents (carcinogens) in tobacco
smoke damage important genes that control the
growth of cells, causing them to grow abnormally or
to reproduce too rapidly.
 Tar – a sticky substance that coats your lungs like soot in a
chimney, making it harder for you to breathe, and that contains
dozens of chemicals that cause cancer.
Free radicals – these highly reactive chemicals can damage
the heart muscles and blood vessels. They react with
cholesterol, leading to the build-up of fatty material on artery
walls. Their actions lead to heart disease, stroke and blood
vessel disease.
Metals – tobacco smoke contains dangerous metals
including arsenic, cadmium and lead. Several of these metals
are carcinogenic.

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There are many more………….
asthma
Cancer—cancer in kidney
,lung cancer ,mouth
cancer, pancreatic cancer
Respiratory diseases
Ulser
Pregrency complication
Increase the chances of
heart attack.
Influenza.
Female infertility.
Increases the risk of
tuberculosis

8. An interesting thing for
the healthy girls.
1]According to a report
cigarette reduces
weight of about 7
pounds(3 and half kg).
2]It reduces the
appetite.
3] it is because it
reduces the sense of
taste and smell.

9. WHY DO PEOPLE USE IT
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[1]Stress and emotion
[2] Depression (feeling of
lonliness)
[3]Peer pressure
[4]to maintain balance with
society
[5]teenagers feel that it makes
them more attractive and
matured.
[6]background i.e our
family,(what do they feel about
smoking).

10. 
 1]by
motivating ourselves in cases of
depressing situation .This could be done by
listening to motivating songs and videos.
 2]by reading about diseases caused due to
smoking and what is the situation of smokers
when they smoke.
 3]handling peer pressure.
 Sharing our problems with our family and with
those who could give correct suggestions.

11. 
*through educating people about the harmfulness of
consuming it .
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Graphical warnings on cigarette packs.
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Television advertisement to stop using cigarette and banning
adds to promote its use .
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*imposing high taxes by government on the tobacco factories.
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12. 
Useful telephone numbers
Smoking cessation advice in the workplace
Call Vibeke Soersdal on 020 7251 1551 E-mail v.soersdal@quit.org.uk
Smoking prevention services for young people
Call Alice McClelland on 020 7251 155 E-mail a.mcclelland@quit.org.uk
NHS Smoking Helpline 0800 169 0 169
Open 7am - 11pm every day.
Senior advisors (counsellors) available 10am -11pm.
Answerphone out of hours.
NHS Pregnancy Smoking Helpline 0800 169 9 169
Open 12 midday - 9pm every day.
Answerphone out of hours. Call-back service offered
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NHS Asian Tobacco Helplines
All lines open Tuesday 1pm - 9pm.
Answerphone out of hours. Call-back service offered
Urdu - 0800 169 0 881
Punjabi - 0800 169 0 882 ,Hindi - 0800 169 0 883 ,Gujarati - 0800 169 0 884 ,Bengali - 0800 169 0 885
Textphone users should call 0800 169 0 171 QuitLine Smoking Helpline 0800 00 22 00
Open 9am - 9pm every day
Ethnic Tobacco Helplines All lines open Tuesday 1pm - 9pm
Bengali (mon) 0800 00 22 44 ,Gujarati (tue) 0800 00 22 55 ,Hindi (wed) 0800 00 22 66 ,Punjabi (thu) 0800 00 22 77 ,
Urdu (sun) 0800 00 22 88
Turkish & Kurdish (thu 1-5pm + sun 1-9pm) 0800 00 22 99

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