November 21st, 2007
4 Easy Ways To Protect Loved Ones When You Smoke
Statistics show that about 5,000 adults die of lung cancer each year as a result of second hand smoke. Second hand smoke has been scientifically proven to cause nasal cancer, cervix cancer, breast cancer and even cancer of the bladder. Second hand smoke is also responsible for increasing everyone’s risk of heart disease.
It is a well known fact that second hand smoke is a major cause of children’s illness. As children develop their lungs and increase breathing rates, their environment could easily affect them in a negative way. Their risk of negative health effects from second hand smoking is at a higher risk than the average adult. Follow these tips to prevent children from suffering the consequences of second hand smoke;