the danger of smoking

The danger of smoking is the danger that will be caused to someone who smokes or commonly called an active smoker. The danger of smoking is not only harmful to the smoker itself, for someone who inhaling cigarette smoke is also very dangerous.
Smokers are divided into 2 kinds, namely active smokers and passive smokers. Active smokers are someone who directly smokes a cigarette and certainly also inhaling the cigarette smoke. While the passive smoker is someone who directly inhaling cigarette smoke, but he did not smoke the cigarette.
You all must be familiar with these 2 words "no smoking" in some public places anywhere, just like in the hospital. It seems, not surprising that both words are in public places, because cigarettes harmful to our health.

The content contained in a cigarette more than 4000 chemicals contained in it. Hundreds of them are toxic and about 70 ingredients in them are cancerous.
Launch of the following alodokter Hazardous ingredients on a cigarette, including:
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Carbon monoxide
Substances that are often found in car exhaust fumes can bind themselves to the hemoglobin in a permanently blocking the provision of oxygen to our body. This can make you tired quickly.
Tar
When smoking, the content of tar in the cigarette will be inhabited. This substance will then settle in the lungs and have a negative impact on the performance of small hair lining the lungs. whereas the hair is useful for cleaning germs and other things out of your lungs.
Gas Oxidant
This gas can react with oxygen, its presence in the body further increases the risk of stroke and heart attack due to blood clots.
Benzene
Substance added to this oil fuel can damage cells at the genetic level. It can also be linked to various types of cancer, kidney cancer and leukemia.
In addition to the above ingredients, the toxic content in a cigarette is arsenic (used in pesticides), toluene (found in paint thinners), folmaldehyde (used to preserve corpses), hydrogen cyanide (used to make chemical weapons), and cadmium (used to make batteries)