No Tobacco Day News

While it does eliminate the harmful effects of smoke inhalation, many misconceptions surround its safety and health implications. Let's see what the expert says...

E-cigarettes have sparked a significant debate regarding their safety, particularly concerning cancer risk.While they may present fewer risks compared to traditional cigarettes.

Smoking also affects the body's immune response, making it harder to fight off infections, which can exacerbate gum disease. This can lead to symptoms such as swollen, bleeding gums, and in severe cases, tooth loss.

Tobacco addiction, fuelled by harmful nicotine, a highly addictive compound inherent in tobacco plants, ensnares vulnerable groups in a web of physical, social, and mental dependencies from an early age if exposed.

The benefits of quitting smoking are profound and immediate, with the body showing remarkable resilience in healing from the damage caused by tobacco. 

Female smokers are at a greater risk of heart disease compared to their male counterparts. Smoking has been linked to reduced fertility by accelerating ovarian aging and leading to a decrease in egg count, ovulation problems, and thus resulting up to 30% lower pregnancy rates. Raising awareness and providing targeted support can empower women to make informed choices and reduce the impact of tobacco-related diseases, ensuring a healthier future for women.

Observing World No Tobacco Day is crucial to motivate individuals to quit smoking. It will save the lives of those around them and their own. It's important to understand the origins and history of this day before you celebrate it.

This segment of DNA brings you information related to today's history.