www.Primo.com: Cigarettes in Indonesia.

Cigarettes are tobacco wrapped in a cylinder with paper and filled with various types of leaf size between 70mm to 120mm with 10mm diameter. Cigarette burned at one end and allowed to smolder so that the smoke can be inhaled through the mouth at the other end.

Smokers in Indonesia.

In Indonesia, smoking is a common thing encountered in various places, despite the dangers of smoking and anti-smoking ban has been enacted in various places, but the mortality rate of smokers in Indonesia was still high.
Although the tobacco market in the world weakened, but in Indonesian tobacco market remains strong because most people in Indonesia are active smokers from all walks of age.
Even a teenager aged 10-15 years can be found smoking in Indonesia.
Having done research in Indonesia, in get surprising results that there are 92 million people are passive smokers are 62 million men and 30 million.
Indonesia is the country with smokers ranks 3rd in the world, in addition to china and india.

Smokers boy phenomenon in Indonesia.

A few moments ago at preached a boy who has not reached the age of 4 years has been addicted to cigarettes.
According kak seto as chairman of the National Commission on child protection, "It is psychologically taught something that does not fit the age, he also taught something that endanger their health is smoking"
The toddler can even smoke cigarettes with a shape like a ring.

The side effects of quitting smoking.

Increased Weight.

Many smokers who quit smoking after experiencing an increase in weight (in because the nicotine in the body is reduced), but mostly only increased about 4-5 kg.
The focus was on the sport to maintain the stability of your lungs, it would be better if you start with a simple exercise jogging to increase the oxygen you breathe.

Reduce Stress.

Most people who smoke in because they think of something or want to reduce the stress that they have to inhale cigarette. However, according to scientific studies, for someone who has quit smoking, have fewer stress levels compared to those who continued to smoke.
The foregoing can be proved due to the ex-smoker (former smokers), increase the daily activities that reduce stress, either as breathing techniques and meditation.

Long-term Health

For the ex-smoker's health, recommended for the routine doctor visit what remains when experiencing respiratory disorders or pain / pain in the chest. If the cough phlegm-gray color to the recommended doing lungs check directly to the doctor.

Psychological support

Tobacco dependence is actually a mental and psychological. can be said for a smoker, mental and psychological preparation for quitting, talk with people nearby to help remind and keep you.

What do you get when you stop smoking.

Within 20 Minutes.

Blood pressure and heart rate is back to normal.

Within 12 hours

The amount of carbon monoxide in the blood return to normal.

In bracket 2 weeks

Circulation and lungs increased

In parentheses time 1-9 weeks

Experienced a reduction in coughing and increased oxygen in the blood. lungs increased in the prevention of infection and in the process of cleaning the lungs.

In a 1-year timeframe

The risk of coronary heart disease experienced a deduction as much as half of current smokers.

In a 5-year timeframe

the risk of contraction of the mouth, throat, esopahgus, experienced a reduction by half of current smokers.
The risk of cancer and stroke experienced a reduction, because the lungs can work better in supplying oxygen.

In the timeframe of 10 years

The risk of dying from lung cancer experienced a reduction of half of current smokers. the risk of pancreatic and laryngeal experienced a reduction.

Within 15 years

The risk of developing heart disease equivalent to people who do not smoke.
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DatePublished: November 29, 2014 at 20:18