Tobacco smoking: impact on the human body, consequences. OBZhD

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Tobacco smoking referred to as bad habits, which are deviations from a healthy lifestyle. The problem of smoking in Russia has now taken on the character of a national disaster and threatens the future of society as a whole. Now boys and girls start smoking at the age of 13, 15, 17, and by the childbearing age, almost 90% of boys and 40% of girls use tobacco. In a novice smoker, the reserves of psychic energy are depleted within 2-3 years, therefore healthy children cannot be born in smoking boys and girls who marry (especially in conditions of a generally unfavorable environmental situation).

Even Adolf Hitler in his book "Mein Kampf", defining the role of working cattle in the system of the "thousand-year Reich" for the Eastern peoples (including Russians), wrote as follows: "For them (the Eastern peoples) only vodka and tobacco should remain and no medical help". Hitler was well aware that people drugged with vodka and tobacco are easier to manage - to keep in obedience.

Smoking leads to nicotine addiction - the dependence of the respiratory center of the brain on the substances that stimulate its work, contained in tobacco smoke, which turns into a destabilizing factor for the whole organism as a whole.

The following facts speak about the real consequences of smoking:

1) nicotine is a mind-altering drug that affects the same areas of the brain as cocaine and amphetamines;

2) the uniqueness of nicotine lies in the fact that, being a psychostimulant, it relaxes large muscle groups;

3) one of the breakdown products of nicotine is the strongest antidepressant; for some people, smoking is a way to cope with depression, although they are not aware of it;

4) in industry, nicotine is used as a pesticide; if you eat a pack of cigarettes, then death will occur from poisoning - in the process of burning tobacco, toxicity decreases somewhat, but nicotine kills as reliably as hydrocyanic acid, only much more slowly;

5) nicotine is the most addictive drug in terms of its ability to cause addiction, cocaine is in second place. A few hours of smoking is enough to form the mechanism of chemical dependence;

6) its characteristic feature is the need to constantly maintain the level of nicotine in the blood in order to avoid the occurrence of a withdrawal syndrome;

7) the mechanism of dependence on smoking is as follows: nicotinic acid and other components included in the normal metabolism of the human body cease to be produced, and those obtained from the outside are built into the life cycles. Over the years, a person needs increasing dosages of these substances, but he receives them with an ever-increasing amount of carcinogenic substances in the form of combustion products of tars;

8) 90% of smokers want to quit smoking, but 75% fail;

9) smoking not only shortens life, but also reduces its quality - smoking is one of the main causes of impotence.

Authors: Ivanyukov M.I., Alekseev V.S.

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