Lesson 1: Problems For The Tobacco User
             Objective: To learn the dangers of smoking.
             Tobacco use is a major cause of illness and death. Being in the company of smokers is risky behavior.
             Today, more and more people are becoming aware of the dangers of tobacco.
             - At least 30 million Americans have quit smoking.
             - An estimated 65% of doctors, 61% of dentists, and 55% of pharmacists who once smoked have now quit.
             - In 1965, 40% of American adults smoked, while in 1990 that figure dropped to 29%.
             - During the past 25 years almost half of the adults who once smoked have now given the use of tobacco.
             We as a whole emphasize quitting smoking or never start to smoke but still over 50 million Americans who do smoke.
             Every day in the US 3,000 teens start smoking
             - Teenage females are smoking more than ever before.
             - An estimated 15 percent of 12- to 17-year-olds use cigarettes.
             - In national samples of high school seniors, 13 percent of males and 12 percent of females describe themselves as daily smokers.
             - ¼ of high school seniors who smoke had their first cigarette by sixth grade, ½ by eighth grade.
             - Over the last 20 years, the age at which teens start to smoke has continued to fall.
             - According to the CDC, each year an estimated 1 billion packs of cigarettes are sold to people younger than 18-even though it is against the law in many states.
             - Harmful effects of smoking only occurs after years of smoking
             - Young people believe that they can drop the habit at any time - not a habit but an addiction
             With each puff of a cigarette, a smoker comes in contact with more than 4,000 chemicals, and at least 43 of these are known to cause cancer and other ailme
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