...THE EFFECTS OF SMOKING ON THE BODY No matter how you smoke it, tobacco is dangerous to your health and affects your entire body. Mood Stimulation Poor Vision Anxiety and Irritability Another Cold, Another Flu Lung Cancer Constricted Blood Vessels High Cholesterol Heart Disease Stained Teeth Smelly Hair Diabetes Complications Erectile Dysfunction Early Menopause Problems with Pregnancy Appetite Suppressant Coughing COPD Bronchitis Too Much Clotting Blood Cancer Yellow Fingers Wrinkly Skin Bad Teeth Infertility Cancer Connection Cervical Cancer Problems for Newborns The Effects of Smoking on the Body Tobacco smoke is enormously harmful to your health. There’s no safe way to smoke. Replacing your cigarette with a cigar, pipe, or hookah won’t help you avoid the health risks associated with tobacco products. Cigarettes contain about 600 ingredients. When they burn, they generate more than 7,000 chemicals, according to the American Lung Association. Many of those chemicals are poisonous and at least 69 of them can cause cancer. Many of the same ingredients are found in cigars and in tobacco used in pipes and hookahs. According to the National Cancer Institute, cigars have a higher level of carcinogens, toxins, and tar than cigarettes. When using a hookah pipe, you’re likely to inhale more smoke than you would from a cigarette. Hookah smoke has many toxic compounds and exposes you to more carbon monoxide than cigarettes do. Hookahs also produce more...
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...My violin Many people have religion, beliefs, and their morals that keep them going, but the thing that keeps me going is my family. One reason my family is what I live for is because I have known them my whole life and I haven't died yet so I trust them to take care of me. Another reason is that family is family and if you have it then you just know how much they mean to you and if you lose it you lose yourself. This is why family is very important to me and I'm sure a lot of other people. The reason I would choose my family over all other beliefs is because I know it's real and that they are actually there for me. I do believe in God but it's sometimes hard to believe in something that's not right by you. The reason why I choose family over God is because I know that my family will be there for me even when I'm in a bad place. I have more hope in my family than in God just because it's the...
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...Though people may want to see me differently, I never want to shied away from who I am – my Pakistani heritage is an essential component of my life. Though I was raised in Pakistan and moved to a different culture,, my parents have always taught us to be proud of my Pakistani heritage. Although, they did not give me a name that was easy to pronounce, but encouraged me to tell my peers to take the time to learn and pronounce my name. Many people with ethnic names settle for any pronunciation just to make it easy for others. I have never allowed anybody to call me anything other than my real name: Marriam and I would not change it. I was always encouraged to show my friends what made me unique: my ability to speak three languages, participating...
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...I believe that every curse has its gifts. I remember it like it was yesterday, the moment I got sick. I was starting school after christmas break my sophomore year. I was reading my book for english The Lord of flies, when all the sudden I got an excruciating migraine. My temples were pounding and my chest become a cement block. I could feel the pressure in my body, my teeth felt knifes piercing my jawbone, and ever since then I have been sick. I was anger for longest time, thinking what I did to deserve this. I could feel my body giving up on me. After my first migraine my health decreased. My body become weak and so heavy that walking around made me tired and I could see no light coming out of the tunnel. I blamed my siblings for being...
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...In My Antonia the pioneers had to deal with a lot of prejudice. The pioneers were different. They had different beliefs, values and a completely different culture. The native people see the new settlers as beneath them. Antonia is willing to do what it takes to be happy and enjoy her life while she can. She works hard to help her family financially and she stays strong even at the worst times. I think her experiences have make her who she is. She knows what it is like to be at rock bottom and puts in a lot of work to try to rise above their unfavorable circumstances. The only contrast I saw between the natives and pioneers was the work. The natives were settled and were not struggling to make a new life. I think there are parallels between the two though. Both are homesick in some way. The pioneers miss their homeland and the natives in town miss their farms. Jim especially expresses his feelings about missing the farm. Otto had written that even Jake had “mountain fever.”...
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...being passed from person to person. As my mom would tell her players how to make the best play possible. I watched as the players threw their bodies across the floor in an effort to keep the ball off of the floor, and stretch to kill the ball. Spending hour after hour at the gym watching, and learning new techniques to become a better player. This is when I knew I wanted to be a volleyball player, and I could not do it without the help from my mom. I would dread waking up at eight in the morning everyday in the humid month of August. My mom dragging me out of bed and taking me to the gym. I would hate sitting on the floor until my body went numb everyday. One practice, I was sitting on the floor dazing off in my young imagination when my mom yelled my name. I jolted out of my daze and walked over to her. Twelve girls were huddled around my mom. They all seemed intimidating. My mom gave me the volleyball, told me to go back to the end line and serve. It seems like an easy task, but when my mom told me if I missed the team would have to run it was not so easy. My hands were sweating and my heart was beating at a...
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...My Hero is my old nabor Paul. He would fight no matter what, and he will stand up for what's right. Paul is my hero because he fought in the vietnam war, he didn’t get injured but i’m pretty sure it made him a little crazy in the head. He is very goofy just like me. That’s why we get along so well, we are just a like. I call him Paul the biker dude and he calls me his blonde haired brat. In the summer before 7th grade I had a car wash for cheer. I didn’t really know my cheer team that well cause it was our first year cheering for the school. But Paul showed up on his Harley and said, “ Girls I want this bike Squeaky clean “ The other girls were so scared of him so we worked on that bike for at least 30 minutes when we were done he gave us...
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...I am not born in a family of doctors, there has been no personal tragedy at my end or a defining moment that made me choose this career path for myself. Yet, I want to pursue medicine and be a doctor. Yes, at times I have seen people close to me fall seriously ill, but then thank God for doctors, they never gave up and pulled them back to life. As a young school kid, one of my teachers dismissed me as a student with little hope of doing well. Though it was a trying time for me, I was certain of not giving up and put in my best to win over the odds. In 8th grade, I won honor roll awards and was a student aid for my social studies teacher. I put in lots of hard work and did not give up when it got tough. Being a doctor too, is a lot of hard...
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...My Legacy When I think about a teaching philosophy, the creation of a safe and secure environment for studentts comes to mind. It will be my responsibility and duty as a teacher to make my classroom a place where students can feel good about themselves and thus have the ability to learn to the best of their ability. I want to be remembered by my students and colleagues for having a positive outlook on even the darkest of situations. If students come into my classroom with a sense of hopelessness, I want to know I helped them find some positivity in their lives. There is so much negativity and hardship in our world that being able to rise above that and tackle the adversity head on will be a challenge in itself. I will be a support for the...
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...When I began my SLS class in my first semester at Palm Beach State College, I clearly found what career path I was going to pursue. In gratitude to the information provided from the Career Center Orientation and the O*Net Internet Profiler, I was able to do research for the career that I felt comfortable to pursue; furthermore, my career choice resulted to aim to become a Microbiologist, the O*Net helped me make it easier to find my career choice, and I was able to take planning into action. Initially, my research for a career choice influenced my decision to become a Microbiologist. My goals for becoming a Microbiologist are quite broad; however, for now I need to begin to aim for my smaller branch goals. For example, obtaining my AA degree first and taking all the AA courses that may apply to Microbiology such as, physics, and mathematics. I chose on setting my career in Microbiology because what interests me about it is all the science courses I will have to take, such as biology and chemistry....
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...As I stated in the first installment of this prompt, my dragon is both extremely personal to me, yet universally shared by every sentient being on earth. In the seven months since I submitted the first essay, many things have happened in my life; I left a year-long relationship with the girl of my dreams, got admitted to my first choice school, and made significant connections within the film industry. Although these three events may seem irrelative, they each serve a specific purpose in allowing me to somewhat slay my dragon. I fell in love with a girl at the start of my junior year of school, and she fell out of love with me about a year later. The month after she told me she was seeing somebody else has been one of the lowest points of...
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...Heros nowadays are about power and knowlegde. You see iron man, captian america, the hulk, ect. Have you ever thought that the true hero might be right in front of you? Well, I have two people that are my heros. My dad and I are practicaly the same person. We have the same intrest and think similar. I used to go to the ranch, with my dad, and we would hang out with the cousins and uncles. My cousin Jorge had a horse named” La Parka” and I loved that horse. At first I would only look from afar, but after a while Jorge told me if I would like to help. Me being curious I agreed and he taught me how to clean the stable, how to ride the horse, and the other aspects of taking care of a horse. I learned to love the ranch and wanted to go everyday....
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...There’s many reasons I feel you guys should accept me into Central State University. My gpa may not be as high as others But, it only made me who I am today. Working hard is very important to me, I strive to do better every single day and make a difference no matter if it’s through the people around me or just in my community. Coming to your university I know will prepare me for greatness. There’s many times where I felt as if I wasn’t good enough but Getting through a rough day I always read this quote, and it states this. “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” And this quotes helps me understand that without failing you can’t succeed and before you succeed you have to fail. And here are reasons...
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...My Tribe I was born and raise in Sena Niwan, a small community located in the middle of Bangkok, Thailand. Every one in my community was a Buddhist. Each house had their own way of worshiping Buddha, ranging from submitting a Morning Prayer and doing good deed to devoting one’s life to Buddhism and becoming a monk or a nun. While most people ended up doing charity and some meditations, my family located on the extreme end and practiced Buddhism very seriously. Since my grandpa was a monk and my grandma was a nun, I was born to the scent of incense and the sound of praying. Every morning, my grandma would wake up, light the incense, and start the Morning Prayer. When the smell of incense reached my nose, I instantly rolled myself out of my...
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...Jamaica, my family and I grew up in the islands. At the time we didn’t have the best house, government, healthcare and education. But what we did have was hope, we had to strive to live a better life to become something great. We had the persevere and have a deep desire to make it out our tough situation. I can recall not going to school at times because in Jamaica the school system isn’t free. My family couldn’t afford the cost of living and sending me to school. My mother was a maid and my dad was a handyman. They did the best they could to provide for me and give me the best life I could possibly have. On the other hand, I had my aunt, she would wake me up every morning to keep me productive in daily activities....
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