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Addiction prevention hypocrisy and the endless pain

November 11, 2016
Addiction prevention hypocrisy

Addiction prevention hypocrisy and the endless pain has not helped to deliver the much needed breakthrough

Addiction prevention hypocrisy and the endless pain: Cigarette smoking prevention

The damage caused by cigarette smoking can’t go unnoticed in any state, community or family. Serious health problems are registered daily in our health facilities thanks to the legalized usage of the substance. The irony in all this is that despite the knowledge of dangers posed by tobacco products, our authorities are spending billions of money in trying to bring this disturbing behavior to manageable levels a problem they themselves are facilitating daily by dissing out licenses for people to do business in tobacco products. This is the greatest statement of addiction prevention hypocrisy I have ever seen or heard. Because of this, we want to engage the experts from AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center to help us understand the hypocrisy in handling cigarette prevention. Dear friends the truth of the matter is that cigarette smoking kills many people globally.

America is one of the biggest victims when it comes to cigarettes addiction today and if we are still going to be kind with cigarette for whatever reason be it for revenue reasons or fear of loss of employment opportunities, then I can confirm to us that we are not being sincere with our efforts. Am saying this because you do not worn a child about the dangers of any poison then you serve him or her with the same poison.

Addiction prevention hypocrisy and the endless pain: The derivatives found in tobacco

It is true that most people are well informed of the dangers of smoking including the serious effects it has on their health including the increased risk of contracting other serious health complications like cancer and also cause problems during pregnancy and make you more likely to suffer from a stroke or heart attack. That is why when we are making emphasis on the addiction prevention hypocrisy in handling cigarette smoking we understand the real consequences of neglecting the facts. The impact of cigarette smoking will not only be visible on the basis of the life threatening health conditions, but also from very simple elements that you are likely to ignore. Like for instance, the byproducts found in tobacco products will deprive the skin of oxygen and vital nutrients. This deprivation can lead to a pale and uneven skin tone, meaning that when you start smoking at a tender age, changes in your skin can begin to be seen sooner than you can imagine. Remember that when you take a puff of cigarette, in essence you’re causing permanent damage to your skin.

This habit can cause early wrinkles, and it accelerates the overall aging of your skin. After only 10 years of smoking, it’s already possible to see the effects in the faces of young adults. Now from that explanation you can see that such people will dig deep into their finances to correct the facial and harm caused by the smoke while at the same time bracing themselves for the major consequences of cigarette smoking like the skin cancer and other cancerous effects which are associated with this habit. We are being hypocritical in dealing with this substance usage because we can narrate vividly the dangers, we can make financial cost estimations, loss of manpower during working hours while smoking and the list is endless yet we have refused to be bold enough to classify this substance as an illegality in our laws of the land. Because that is taking longer, you can redeem yourself today by calling doctor Akoury to help you professionally on the best quitting procedures today.

Addiction prevention hypocrisy and the endless pain: Cigarette smoking prevention

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Direct cigarette smoking and secondhand smoke

November 4, 2016
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Direct cigarette smoking and secondhand smoke are all dangerous

Direct cigarette smoking and secondhand smoke: Why smoking raises risk of snoring

Cigarette smoking can damage your nasal cavity, causing swelling and congestion. It may not matter whether it is direct cigarette smoking or not, all this will cause difficulties breathing through your nose when sleeping. As a result, users may disturbingly snore in their sleep. And from the study conducted by various experts where more than 15,000 men and women took part, it was established that, snoring affects up to 24% of smokers, 20% of ex-smokers, and 14% of people who had never smoked. Also, nonsmokers were more likely to snore if they were exposed to secondhand smoke in their homes. Almost 20% of these nonsmokers snored, compared with nearly 13% who had never been exposed to secondhand smoke at home. Doctor Akoury reiterates that in view of these findings, it is important to appreciate that quitting smoking will not only help you to stop snoring but also your partner will be absolutely thrilled with your newfound serenity. If this section of the discussion suits your situation, then it should motivate you to quit smoking as soon as yesterday says doctor Akoury nonetheless if you are finding it difficult doing so and you need further consultation with the experts, the doors of doctor Dalal Akoury are ever open for you and all you need to do on your part is to call to schedule for an appointment and she will accord you audience while professionally handling your problems.

Mental decline

According to a study of 9,200 men and women over the age of 65, the rate of mental decline is five times faster than in nonsmokers. Participants took standardized tests used to detect mental disorder at the start of the study. Two years later, higher rates of mental decline were found among men and women who smoke, even though they didn’t have a family history of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.

Heartburn

Researchers found that people who smoke for more than 20 years are 70% more likely to have acid reflux disease than nonsmokers. If people smoke for more than 20 years, they have 70% likelihood of suffering from this disease. One study which involved more than 40,000 people suggests that acid reflux is affected by several key factors including diet, exercise, alcohol consumption, and the use of tobacco.

Direct cigarette smoking and secondhand smoke: Sexual decline

Aging is usually blamed for the downhill decline in sexual performance for men. But for some men the decline in sexual function can occur as early as in their late 20s. This is especially true in men who smoke cigarettes or chew tobacco. Specific declines associated with tobacco use include, increased time to achieve a full erection, a less firm erection, a lower libido or sex drive, a decline in sexual stamina, decreased or inadequate sensation, and unsatisfactory ejaculation. Fortunately, declines in sexual function associated with smoking are usually reversed with quitting.

Finally doctor Akoury says that these among many others are some the reasons that might be overlooked when it comes to making decisions of quitting smoking but are nevertheless very important as well. This according to several studies suggest that over the long term, smoking leads people to develop a wide range of health problems like heart disease, snoring issues, acid reflux, Alzheimer’s disease, and much more. Worse still it affects the health of even those who don’t smoke. We hopes that with these revelations of potential consequences you can now make a very informed decision of quitting smoking today and not tomorrow says doctor Dalal Akoury who is more than willing to help you further upon scheduling for an appointment with her at any time of choice.

Direct cigarette smoking and secondhand smoke: Why smoking raises risk of snoring

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Mass exodus of cigarette smoking

November 4, 2016
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Mass exodus of cigarette smoking will help many communities live a healthy lifestyle

Mass exodus of cigarette smoking: A million reasons to quit smoking

With good and intensive awareness of the dangers of substance, it is possible to lead a mass exodus of cigarette smoking as well as other substances of abuse. Smokers who are very vulnerable needs to quite their smoking habits in mass if we are to have a healthy working society in the near future. There are countless benefits that comes with this single act of quitting smoking. Experts from AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center have established that from the ongoing campaign about quitting cigarette smoking, many people are taking the heed of quitting smoking primarily because of the fear of contracting chronic health complications like heart disease, lung cancer that are likely to lead in premature death. As professional in addiction doctor Dalal Akoury (MD) who is also the founder of AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center says that this is a step in the right direction.

Besides the known chronic health complications, there are also other reasons which are often ignored by many and that is what we want to focus on so that we can have more people making that very important decision of quitting. Like we have already mentioned that besides the chronic illnesses, there are many other reasons why one should consider quitting smoking a health priority. To that point dear reader if you are smoking and still not very sure whether you really want to quit, we want to bring to your attention some additional reasons which are often ignored by many and we hope that these will help you make informed decision of stopping now without any further hesitation. Like for instance the risk of colic:

Mass exodus of cigarette smoking: Exposure to tobacco smoke increases the body’s risk of colic

According to a review of more than 30 studies, too much exposure to tobacco smoke increases the baby’s risk of colic. Colic starts after a few weeks of birth, peaking at the age of 5 to 8 weeks. Usually, it goes away at the age of 4 months. Irritability, inconsolable crying, red face, clenched fists, drawn-up legs and screaming are among the most common symptoms of colic. Maternal smoking has also been linked to premature birth, miscarriage, sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), and mental/behavioral problems in children. The next is risk of age related muscular degeneration:

Mass exodus of cigarette smoking: Smoking raises risk of age related muscular degeneration

It is thought smoking reduces the skin’s natural elasticity by causing the breakdown of collagen and reducing collagen production. (Collagen is a protein that supports skin strength.) Collagen naturally degrades as we get older, leading to the formation of wrinkles. Smoking makes this happen sooner. And besides that smokers are more likely to become blind someday because of age-re slated muscular degeneration. Meanwhile, quitting smoking can lower the risk of blindness. While all the risk factors are not fully understood, research has pointed smoking as one major and modifiable cause which is why you need to seek for lasting solutions by scheduling for an appointment with doctor Dalal Akoury today.

Mass exodus of cigarette smoking: A million reasons to quit smoking

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Hindrances smokers encounter in quitting their habits

November 4, 2016
Hindrances smokers encounter

Hindrances smokers encounter in quitting their habits is closely associated with the depth of drug abuse

Hindrances smokers encounter in quitting their habits: Finding solutions to all your smoking frustrations

Until you get there you may not understand the magnitude of the real hindrances smokers encounter even as they desire to quite their smoking habits. Ideally the desire to quite is often very high for most smokers, but they are always pulled down by environmental events, social and physical events. Speaking to experts from AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center, it is very evident that smokers are easily angered, frustrated and irritated, they are anxious, depressed and are often worried about their BMI. These are some of the real concerns for smokers desiring to quite that we want to focus on in this article as follows.

Hindrances smokers encounter in quitting their habits: What to do about anger, frustration and irritability

Anger and frustrations are a common occurrence when one makes a decision for quitting smoking. At this point you may feel jittery and short-tempered, and you may even want to give up on tasks and assignments more quickly than usual. Because of this you may be less tolerant of others and easily get into more arguments with people even at the slightest different in opinion. Over the years experts have been researching on the link between anger, frustrations and cigarette smoking and it was established that the most common negative feelings associated with quitting smoking are feelings of anger, frustration, and irritability. These negative feelings are always at their highest within the first week of quitting and may last for 2 to 4 weeks. For easy management of these negative feelings the following hints can be beneficial:

  • In all you do always remind yourself that these feelings are temporary and will fade with time.
  • Engagement actively in physical activities like taking a walk is very important.
  • Reduce from your diet caffeine by limiting or avoiding coffee, soda, and tea.
  • Try meditation or other relaxation techniques, such as getting a massage, soaking in a hot bath, or breathing deeply through your nose and out through your mouth for 10 breaths.
  • Always consult with your doctor about nicotine replacement products or other medications before you can administer any in your body.

What can I do about anxiety?

The feelings of anxious is almost becoming a routine every time one make effort of quitting. Ordinarily within a time spun of 24 hours of quitting smoking, you will most likely feel tense and agitated. You may also feel tightness in your muscles especially around the neck and shoulders. In fact anxiety is one of the most common negative feelings associated with quitting. And when it occurs, it builds over the first 3 days after quitting and may last 2 weeks. The following can be helpful in managing anxiety:

  • Remind yourself that anxiety will pass with time.
  • Set aside some quiet time every morning and evening a time when you can be alone in a quiet environment it will help you remain focus objectively.
  • Engage in physical activity, such as taking a walk.
  • Reduce caffeine by limiting or avoiding coffee, soda, and tea.
  • Try meditation or other relaxation techniques, such as getting a massage, soaking in a hot bath, or breathing deeply through your nose and out through your mouth for 10 breaths.

Finally always consult with your doctor about nicotine replacement products or other medications from time to time. You can as well schedule for an appointment with doctor Akoury for a more professional approach.

Hindrances smokers encounter in quitting their habits: Finding solutions to all your smoking frustrations

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Smoking cessation aftermath problems

November 4, 2016
Smoking cessation aftermath

Smoking cessation aftermath may cause worries but together we can overcome

Smoking cessation aftermath: What next after smoking cessation?

There is no doubt that up on quitting smoking health improvement takes place almost immediately and for sure people who quit cigarette smoking at whatever age or stage of life are expected to feel significant and remarkable benefits within a few minutes, hours, days and weeks from their last puff of cigarette. However, it is equally important to note that even though the benefits will be realized almost immediately, the effects of smoking can still be felt even after one year of smoking cessation. Doctor Dalal Akoury (MD) and founder of AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center, says that, with smoking the vein health may still not return to normalcy thereby increasing the possibility of a failed heart bypass surgery and that is why we want to focus our discussion on the smoking cessation aftermath after recovery.

Smoking cessation aftermath: Coronary artery bypass

It will interest you to note that according to the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, coronary artery bypass grafting surgery is the most common type of open-heart surgery performed globally. Professionally this is primarily done to patients who have severe heart problems, or those whose major arteries have been blocked and damaged making them susceptible to heart problems. This procedure involves connecting (or grafting) a blocked artery to a healthy one so the blood can bypass the damaged artery and flow freely through the other one. Success rates of coronary artery bypass goes beyond grafting surgery which are considered high among non-smokers.

Experts are working round the clock to reduce the smoking cession aftermath especially after recovery and according to a study published in the journal The Annals of Thoracic Surgery it was established that the damage caused by tobacco use to the veins may not be fully reversed even after one full year of smoking cessation. This means that smoking has very long term effect on your health that even after quitting you will still be at certain risk according to the study. Remember that, heart disease is the number one killer in the world and it is strongly facilitated by smoking and the nicotine in the tobacco smoke. Along with improper diet, obesity, high cholesterol and inactivity, smoking is still a major risk factor for cardiovascular problems.

From the discussion so far it is becoming clear that even though quitting smoking is the best thing to do because of the benefit attached, it is equally important to appreciate the fact that it will take some time before the other damages can be reversed completely. Doctor Dalal Akoury is reaffirming that since no one really knows when he or she will be in need of coronary artery bypass surgery; the best approach to this problem/habit is to stop immediately and preferably in your youthful age. For better understanding of the magnitude of this problem, we are going to consider the following smoking risks on other medical procedures as follows in our subsequent blogs:

  • Smoking poses health risks to any kind of surgery
  • Smoking increases risk after colorectal procedures
  • Smoking makes cancer treatments less effective
  • Smoking impacts the body even during less invasive surgeries
  • Continuing to smoke after surgery causes serious complications.

In the meantime, if you have any concern you would want to be addressed professionally, you can always schedule for an appointment with doctor Dalal Akoury today for a one on one professional involvement.

Smoking cessation aftermath: What next after smoking cessation?

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