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К bad habits It is customary to attribute: alcoholism, smoking, drug addiction and a disorderly lifestyle. The conflict of an alcoholic with society accelerates the change of his personality, as moral, ethical and social degradation takes place in him.

Smoking is one of the bad habits that harms not only the smoking person, but also the society around her.

Tobacco smoking It harms the health of both men and women, who not only increase the possibility of abortion, but also give birth to children with pathological abnormalities in the cardiovascular and nervous systems, the endocrine system, i.e., children with poor health. In addition, although people of mental labor believe that smoking helps to concentrate and solve intellectual problems, one should not forget that such stimulation of the nervous system always leads to the depletion of the body's energy capabilities, contributing to the development of numerous diseases. The harmful effects of cigarette smoke also affect others, since not everyone is able to endure the negative effects of smoke containing toxic and other substances harmful to the body that cause headaches, nervous irritation and fatigue, which usually negatively affects not only their performance, but also on health.

Drug addiction and substance abuse, sweeping the whole world, also contribute to the moral decay and degradation of society, as they destroy the health of not only a drug addict, but also cause moral harm to the whole society due to the gradually overwhelming and crowding out normal attraction of people. Drug addiction leads to an increase in the growth of mental, nervous and mental disorders, which affect the development of not only the individual, but also society, leading it to degradation.

Leading a disorderly life is also one of the bad habits leading to the growth of alcoholism, smoking, drug addiction and promiscuous sex lifeleading to an increase in sexually transmitted diseases, as well as the spread of the "plague of the twentieth century" - AIDS.

All of the above bad habits lead to the inability to reproduce offspring that are healthy in all respects, since they lead not only to increased mortality and a decrease in the birth rate, but also to the possibility of giving birth to a mentally and physically unhealthy child.

Bad habits cause material harm to society as a whole, as it spends huge material resources to treat these people from addictions, as well as to carry out preventive measures associated with them, instead of paying more attention to the development of a healthy society.

Author: Muradova E.O.

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