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Smoking Is Injurious to Health
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Science says that a person who smoke die earlier then a perfect person. So that means smoking is injurious to health. Mostly smoking habits occurs from communities or groups of bad friends. So when you smoke you will see it clearly written on the pack of cigarette that smoking is injurious to health. Since all the smoker neglect that health is important.
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Smoking Injurious Health


A smoker harms his health as well as other also. Because when a smoker smokes other will also get the smell. So that means that smoker don’t smoke for them selves but also smoke for others. That’s why most of peoples in this world are getting many diseases by smoking and some of them don’t smoke but have diseases. So it means that a smoker is not only harming their health they also harm others which are associated with them.

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Risk behind smoking is that when a smoker smokes in front of kids or while sitting in the family members many health issues occur. So it’s better if you want to smoke then smoke in a place where there is no one near you. This thing can protect others to get many diseases from smoke. A cigarette contains nicotine in it so it’s clear that the warning written on the cigarette packs are correct.

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totally right.
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