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Cigarette advertisements support the fact that cigarette smoking can destroy your health. Cigarette smoking causes one out of every five deaths in the United States. Smoking robs more than five million years of lifespan because of premature death. Cigarette smoking accounts for the majority of lung cancer cases. So, why do people still smoke cigarettes?

As mothers, you understand the risk on your children if you smoke during your pregnancy. Your babies will weigh less than normal compare to babies of non-smoking mothers. Their lungs will function abnormally. Their risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) increases up to four times. In most cases, you may have premature babies. American Academy of Pediatrics believes that your babies will have lower intelligence and attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity.

Some people have severe allergic disorders. Exposure to second hand or passive smoke can be life-threatening for them.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) classified second hand smoke as a Class A carcinogen. Second hand smoke can pose health hazards to everyone. The most affected group are children, infants and the unborn foetus. Infants who are exposed to second hand smoke encounter higher incidence of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) as compared to infants who are free from tobacco smoke.

I read a headline today “Liquid Nicotine Cigarette Being Studied In Milwaukee.”

The study will validate the effectiveness of liquid nicotine cigarette in combating the desire to smoke. This new smoking cessation gadget (known as Smoke-Break) supposedly allows smokers to receive lower dosages of nicotine as compared to cigarettes. At the same time, it mimics the act of habitual smoking.

Do you feel depressed or irritable when you try not to smoke?

Then you can also expect these symptoms if you plan to give up smoking. When your body experiences nicotine withdrawal, you feel cranky. So, naturally depression and irritability kicks in.