Smoking Cigarette: Addiction, Health, and Environmental Impact

This essay examines the pervasive issue of cigarette smoking, exploring its impact on public health, addiction, and the environment. The essay highlights the addictive nature of cigarettes, the resulting health problems such as lung and throat cancer, and the environmental consequences of releasing toxic substances. It also discusses the role of governments and non-governmental organizations in supporting quit-smoking programs, as well as the various pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches available to help people quit. Furthermore, it touches upon the corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of large companies in addressing this issue, and emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach to tackle the problem. The essay references the work of Frank (2010) to support its arguments.

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Smoking cigarette has become one of the identifications of the modern world. Every person is
aware of the ill effect of smoking cigarette but still, they are consuming it, either because of
addiction or because of the surrounding. Cigarettes are very common youth population which has
decreased their lifespan. As per researchers, it has been found that addiction to smoking cigarette
are creating disorders among youths and people connects to them. Though there have been very
little researches carried on tobacco consumption but still many, as well as non-government
organization, is supporting Quit smoking programs (Frank, 2010). In this program, the
participants are made aware of the ill effects of smoking with the help of collected data and some
related activities. The government of UK had carried research in which they have found that the
lifespan of an addicted person increases after quitting smoking. Various pharmacological and
non-pharmacological approaches are made available to help the people quitting this addiction
from time to time. Smoking Cigarettes is not only effected the health of a common man but it is
also affecting the health of the surrounding environment because a lot of toxic elements like
carbon monoxide, ammonia and nicotine are being released in the atmosphere. These are the
most common elements which are being considered the reason for diseases like lung cancer,
throat cancer and many more. Many giant companies have focused their CSR in support of this
quit smoking programs because they have realized that addiction to Cigarettes.

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References
Frank, J.D. (2010). If smoking is a personal freedom the smoker must bear the responsibility for
consequences [online]. Retrieved from: https://libertyssong.com/2010/03/13/if-smoking-is-a-personal-
freedom-the-smoker- must-bear-the-responsibility-for-consequences/