Guest blogger Tyler Thomas warns readers about the effects of smoking.
As of 2014, 16.8% (or 40 million) U.S. Americans smoke cigarettes according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Smoking cigarettes not only causes harm to your physical health, but it can also cause harm to your emotional and financial health. Although smoking cigarettes can sometimes relieve stress, it isn’t worth it. Here’s why: Smoking can cause
- Bodily damage: Smoking can cause lung cancer and can lead to collapsing lungs and shortness of breath.
- Emotional damage: Smoking can lead to depression and isolation.
- Financial stress: Smoking cigarettes can cause financial stress simply because you are spending money daily to buy cigarettes when you could be saving money or spending it on something more useful.
Spending money on cigarettes is spending money to have lung or heart problems. And while smoking is a hard habit to kick, it could end up saving you more than money—it could end up saving your life.
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The blog speaks nothing but the truth. Smoking ultimately is not a good habit to start due to the health problems it will cause
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I agree with Tyler. Smoking is a disgusting habit that is nothing but harmful to your body.
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Well said, and smoking doesn’t only effect the user but those around to breath in the smoke. And can ruin clothing with the smell. Good read and inspiration to spread awareness for the side effects of smoking.
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