3 Diseases Waiting Smoker

Smoking can serve as activities that provide fun and enjoyment for some people . But the number of negative impacts indicated that active smokers and passive smokers health impaired . The following adverse effects caused by smoking and how to stop smoking .3 diseases that generally awaits smokers :    cancer    Active smokers and passive smokers are very susceptible to lung cancer , cancer of the mouth and throat . But the fact remains , that 85% of active smokers and passive smokers are more likely to get lung cancer . http://www.webmd.com/lung-cancer/tc/lung-cancer-what-increases-your-risk    heart    Heart disease has been waiting for when you decide to smoke . Active smokers...

Passive smokers, Just danger

To passive smoking or secondhand smoke ( SHS ) , also called environmental tobacco smoke ( ETS ) , turns out to be as dangerous as active smokers . In the tobacco , contained more than 7,000 chemicals . 250 of these substances are hazardous substances and approximately 69 substances in it are known to trigger cancer .An American study noted many adverse health effects caused by exposure to cigarette smoke , such as asthma , bronchitis , blood coagulation (blood clotting ) , and inflammation of the lungs ( pneumonia ) . In the long term , passive smoking can constrict blood vessels and various types of cancer . In women who are pregnant , exposure to secondhand smoke can increase the risk of babies born with a weight below normal or miscarriage...

Your Weight Is it normal?

How to find out if our weight is normal or not ? The answer is the technique of BMI ( Body Mass Index ) a person's body mass index , which can be measured by weight and height . More complete , this calculation is done to determine whether a person's weight is in the underweight range ( below normal ) , normal , overweight (above normal ) , or obese ( well above normal ) .This technique can not be measured by sex , age , the people who are pregnant , the sportsman , and the children who are still in the growth stage .The formula used is weight divided by ( height badan/100 ) 2Here are the results of the calculation:Under 17 : underweight> 18-21 : normal> 25 : overweight> 29 : obeseAccording to the calculations above , how the calculation...

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