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School Dr. Augusto César da Silva Ferreira

EnglishEnglish

Tobacco

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Tobacco History - Images

Tobacco Plantations Harvest of the tobacco leaves

Tobacco leave

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Dry and ready tobacco leaves for the production of

the cigarette

The cigarretes are ready to consume…

You pay for them, and…

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… you smoke them more and more and more… …you get sick…

You get worse, and the end is closer…

Finally, you stop smoking.

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How do people start to smoke ?

There are many different reasons to start smoking, but the two that we can see more frequently are:

•When somebody popular smokes, another person, to seem independent and adult, starts to smoke to combine itself better in the group.

• The other reason that, according to investigations, influences the adolescents to start smoking is the fact of their parents smoke.

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Tobacco Components

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Diseases provoked by the tobacco

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Can you get addicted to tobacco? You can get addicted to tobacco because it is a drug with a

powerful effect that produces dependence , not only psychological but physical, too.

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Diseases of the digestive system

Gengivite Tongue cancer

Ulcer of the stomach and the

duodeno

Esofagite Gastrite

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Tobacco and OSTEOPOROSE

Tobacco is responsable for the reduction of the calcium on the bones - OSTEOPOROSE

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Tobacco and CANCER

Tobacco smoke is responsable for many cancers

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Sometimes, when a person tries to abandon tobacco she can’t because of the nicotina, that has the capacity of viciate.

Why is it so difficult to stop

smoking?

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In a closed enclosure, for each six cigarettes, that the active smoker consumes, the passive smoker is forced to inhale, without wanting, the equivalent to the tobacco of a cigarette.

Passive smoker

Active

Passive

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TOBACCO KILLS. . .

DEATH COMES. . .STOP

SMOKING!

NOW I CAN´T SMOKE EVEN A CIGARRETE! ! !

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. . . It’s better to kill the vice before he kills

you. . .