What should we do if primary school students smoke?

Nowadays, more and more people smoke, and they are of all ages. In our era, there were only a few smoking friends in junior high school, and there were not too many of them, only a small part of the total number of students. Recently, I heard that smoking is very common among primary school students. Today, let's analyze together, what should we do about primary school students smoking?

1. Smoking has a history of several hundred years since Columbus discovered the New World. The harm of smoking not only endangers human health, but also has a negative impact on society.

2. People need to breathe to live, exhale carbon dioxide in the body, inhale oxygen in the air, and carry out metabolism to maintain normal life activities. Non-smokers can inhale a lot of fresh air every day, while people who smoke frequently cannot enjoy the blessing of nature. What they inhale is not fresh air, but toxic gases polluted by smoke.

3. Tobacco leaves contain the toxic substance nicotine, also known as nicotine. 1 gram of nicotine can kill 300 rabbits or 500 mice. If 50 mg of nicotine is injected into a person, it will be fatal.

4. Smoking is the most harmful to the respiratory tract and can easily cause laryngitis, tracheitis, emphysema and other coughing diseases. When smoking, smoke enters the mouth, passes through the throat, trachea, bronchi, and enters the blood.

5. Smoking can cause men to lose their Y chromosomes and increase their risk of cancer.

6. For primary school students, in addition to the above hazards, it will also affect their physical development and affect the development of height and muscle tissue.

Cigarettes contain nicotine, tar, and a variety of aromatic compounds. Nicotine is one of the main substances that cause addiction. The tar in cigarettes can cause cancer. Cigarettes also contain sodium nitrite, which is a very strong carcinogen. The tobacco is not completely burned when smoking, so more carbon monoxide will be produced. Carbon monoxide combines with hemoglobin, affecting the blood oxygen supply to the cardiovascular system, promoting the increase of cholesterol, and also indirectly affecting the formation of certain tumors.

I wonder if you have any opinions on the phenomenon of primary school students smoking after my introduction above. If you are a parent, I hope you can quickly and effectively recognize your child’s health problems. Once you find that your child has a smoking problem, you must proactively address the issue and not be arbitrary.