World Prohibition Tobacco Day is celebrated all over the world today on May 31. And the purpose of celebrating this day is to make people aware about the deadly diseases caused by tobacco. According to the Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) 2009-10, about 35 per cent of Indians use tobacco in some way or the other. 47 per cent of them are men and 20.2 per cent are women. Now today know how tobacco becomes deadly for the body.
Harm to health from tobacco - In fact, doctors believe that tobacco weakens the teeth and falls out prematurely. Not only this, but its consumption leads to tooth-mouth related diseases. In addition, it reduces the amount of eyesight. Tobacco is also very dangerous for the lungs. In fact, the nicotine in tobacco also increases blood pressure. In such a situation, when you smoke, its smoke affects the entire respiratory system. It affects the eyes, ears and lungs. Not only this, but it is directly related to the mouth, so eating too much tobacco increases the chances of getting mouth cancer.
Most people who eat tobacco are not able to open their mouths completely. The white lines on both sides of the mouth are a sign of moving toward cancer. And if it is not taken care of in time, it can be dangerous. Apart from this, by consuming tobacco, the person gets used to nicotine and it also has an effect on the brain. In fact, according to doctors, the person who eats tobacco feels that by eating it, he is getting a kind of peace of mind and he gets used to it.
And when such people do not get tobacco, they become restless and upset. According to a report, the rate of miscarriage in women who consume tobacco is about 15% higher than that of normal women and due to tobacco consumption, women have more problems related to lung cancer, heart attack, respiratory disease, reproductive disorders, pneumonia, menstruation.
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