TOBACCO
What is in a cigarette
Changes to tobacco packaging
Short-term effects
Tobacco and the law
Tobacco is the main ingredient in cigarettes
grown in warm climate
leaves are picket and dried
Processed by machines
Chemicals and artificial flavours are added and dried
they contain 600 ingrediants
400 chemicals
50 chemials are carcinogens
cancer deadly
logo free
drab
dark brown packaging
the bran name must be a certain size
No colours
No logo
must have a health warning on it
90% of the back of the packet
must cover 75% of the front of packaging
Brain- less oxygen
mouth- bad breath, strained teeth
Lungs- coughing, wheezing, less oxygen
eyes- redness
heart- increase heart rate, increase blood pressure
hands- stained fingures
clothes- smoky smell
Long-term effects
Hear- heat disease/ attach
Muscles- decrease mucle tone
Lungs- cancer, emphysema
mouth- gum disease, loss of teeth, throat and mouth cancer
skin- dry and wrikled, discoloured
Brain- stroke blindness
stomach- stomach ulcers
Bladder-bladder cancer
bones- osteoporosis
Emotional triggers
product can't be sold to peopleunder age of 18
it is also illegal for those under age of 18 to purchase cigarettes
people aren't allowed to smoke near shopping centres, bars and restaurants
not allowed to smoke in airplanes