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Few anti tobacco messages through which almost all us come across are -- smoking kills you, smoking is injurious for your health, it can cause cancer and can cause harm to your family but who cares, just only few people. Everyone is fully aware of these facts but still it is mentioned on packets as precautionary measures.
It will kill anyone whether you are active or passive smoker but no one is ready to stop smoking and they even don’t think of getting rid of this bad habit. In reality there is no NON-SMOKER, as all of us in this world are forced to take in one or different kind of smoke passively like smoke from industries, vehicles and even the smoking human beings. Smokes from industries, vehicles, couldn’t be avoided and we don’t have any option to save us from that so at least we should keep in check smoking humans.
Government should bring law to ban these smoking products, but they are happy by asking makers to put an informative label on cigarette packets that smoking is injurious to health. Their responsibility ends here as they are allowing the sale of such products with a tagline, it’s now up to humans to take it or ignore it.
Well it really shocking that Indian women ranks third in the world when it comes to cig puffing. According to the recent reports of Tobacco Atlas, India gets third position among top 20 women smoking inhabitants round the world. Smoking is becoming popular among young college going and working women, its shows how tobacco industry is deepening its niche among Indian females. The problem is getting serious, strong steps should be taken to correct it.
According to several studies
Tobacco intake can reduce birth weight of the fetus, decrease their gestational age which may lead to premature delivery, increases the danger of still births and can raise the risk of anemia among pregnant women.
Our government is not also getting serious on anti-tobacco movements which would be mainly targeted at Indian females to arise and awaken them against the ill effects of smoking. Well, anyone who smoke should try to quit smoking as our future in our own hands and only we are going to cause harm to it, so better try to mend ourselves it before it gets too late.
