World No Tobacco Day 31 May By World Health Organization

 World No Tobacco Day Introduce by World Health organization (WHO) in 1987 to take action and to show proper truth of the tobacco. Including all its active campaign to aware more and more to get rid off it. As we all know that Tobacco is injurious to health but it's sells around us and still there are so many people who knows it but they ignore it.

 The main source of getting addictive is  friends influence, or some commercial advertising who promotes such type of product to every generations.

Every Government is placing awareness camps, advertisement, public interaction, to change mind-set and to bring awareness among people.

 Every year WHO Focus on relative problems such in 2019 'Tobacco and lung health' And in 2020 the focus is on 

'Tobacco and related industry tactics to attract younger generations'

According to Government of India Report

* 26.7 Crores (28.6%) Tobacco Users among persons aged 15 + in India

* Economic costs attributable to tobacco use was Rs. 1,04,500 crores in 2011 for persons aged 35-69

* About 3500 deaths daily in India are attributable to tobacco use

Facts According To different populations 

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Some culture says that consuming tobacco or smoking is good accordingly to their cultures.

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Tobacco Helps to improve our immunity and encourage to work more

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If we don't consume tobacco or smoke our society will not include us or will not give equal rights to us 

Benefit of Quiting Tobacco

 In 8 hours: Oxygen levels return to normal.

In 24 hours: Risk of heart attack begins to decrease.

In 72 hours: Lung function improves.

In 1-9 months: Coughing and shortness of breath decreases.

In 12 months: Risk of heart disease is half as compared to tobacco user.

In 5 years: Stroke risk is reduced.

In 10 years: Risk of lung cancer is less than half as compared to tobacco user.

In 15 years: Risk of heart disease is similar to a person who never smoked.

Reduced risk of diseases attributable to tobacco use

Reduced health care expenditure

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