Cigarettes are readily available in the United States to anyone who is eighteen and has the money to buy them, but the tragedy is they lead to very serious effects on your health and appearance. Nicotine is the main ingredient found in cigarettes and could very well be the most addicting drug/chemical on the planet. It is often compared to heroin and cocaine, with its addictive properties holding both the mental and physical functions of the body prisoner. This chemical makes even a person with extreme will power have trouble quitting. The truth is, this is only one side effect of smoking, there are many more.
At the very least, inhaling the harmful smoke gives you bad breathe. You shouldn’t expect anything less from hundreds of thousands of chemicals burning the tips of your lips. This isn’t minor bad breath we’re talking about, but such a foul odor you have slim to no chance of finding a hot date for that lonely Friday night t
If only cigarettes were harder to achieve, people might stop smoking and many could live much longer and happier lives. Then they wouldn’t have to deal with bad breath, yellow teeth, unnecessary diseases or dying young. I sometimes wonder how many people would still be around if it weren’t for those “cancer sticks”. Could it be that the cigarette industries pocket so much profit; they find capitalizing off of people and afflicting them with poor health no moral dilemma? Profit or no, there are a lot of anti-smoking campaigns out in the world right now giving the cigarette industries a run for their money. It will be interesting to see how much they affect people and their habits.
The chemicals found in cigarettes leave you with gross, yellow teeth; the kind someone would have if they drank a hundred cups of coffee a day. The smoker probably won’t notice it right away, but their teeth are changing in color, stained with every drag they take off the ci