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Decriptive Abstract The paper discussed statistics on college students. Additionally, important heath problems with smoking cigarettes were presented. These health problems were broken up into different body systems and different risks assocciated with the body systems. Introduction The purpose of this paper is to better understand the knowledge that Johnson & Wales students have about smoking. The knowledge they have about the smoking of cigaretes effects on the body systems, the respiratory, digestive, circulation, and nervous, varies greatly between smoking and nonsmoking students at Johnson & Wales Harborside Campus. There are more systems, but for the sake of this paper the topics were narrowed down. Smoking has many serious effects on many parts of the body. Smoking
20 January 2000 National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse. The binding of the carbon monoxide replaces the oxygen, making less oxygen available for the cells of the body. When trying to quit smoking, the nicotine withdrawal can cause an increase in appetite or weight gain (Nicotine Addiction). To conclude, smoking has no good health factors. The actual lighting of a cigarette produces multiple toxic compounds (Active and Passive Tobacco Exposure: A serious Pediatric Health Problem). After seeing all the bad things smoking cigarettes does to the body, it is hard to believe people continue to smoke. Teens who smoke cigarettes run the risk of stunted growth and development from cigarette chemicals. 20 January 2000 Cigarette Smoking, Cardiovascular Disease, and Stroke.
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