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Smoking takes 6 million lives annually worldwide. Of this number, five million are direct smokers while the remainder die from secondhand smoke.
Considered as the largest preventable cause of death, smoking creates a wide array of health problems including premature ageing, teeth discoloration, pneumonia, lung cancer, infertility, early menopausal symptoms, ulcer, bowel disorders, as well as erectile dysfunction.
Recent studies have shown that smokers are more likely to quit the vice for good if they can stop smoking for 28 days straight.
Check out the negative effects of smoking on men and women.
Smoking has nasty effects on one’s physical appearance—particularly the face—thanks to the 4,000 chemicals present in cigarettes.
