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Posted on June 27, 2007 in Latest News
The financial cost of smoking, far exceeds the cost of a pack of cigarettes. Smokers are afflicted with a number of diseases, and they spend lot of money to cure the diseases. Sometimes ailments caused by smoking require specialized treatment for their cure which can be quite expensive.
Smokers spend more money on insurance and do not get satisfactory returns on the resale value of their cars and homes. Smokers often spend additional money for removing nicotine stains from the teeth as well as dry cleaning. In the long run they earn less and obtain less in pension and Social Security benefits.
Smokers - Not Preferable for Jobs
Now-a-days smokers are not considered suitable for employment in numerous companies. Smokers can lose their jobs if they fail to give up smoking in keeping with the requirements of concerned companies. There have been a number of instances in which employees have been fired after they refused to give up smoking in accordance with company rules and regulations.
The number of companies that refuse to hire smokers are at a significant rise in the US. Many other countries are also making efforts to limit the menace of smoking in workplaces. This is to minimize the detrimental effect of smoking on non smokers and the environment as well.
Smoking - An Expensive Habit
Nicotine in the cigarette leads to the constriction of blood vessels which enhances blood pressure causing hypertension. Every time a cigarette is smoked there is a significant increase in blood pressure. Smoking also hinders the metabolism of multiple anti-hypertensive medication. Smoking is one of the chief factors in the development of cardiovascular ailments. It negatively impacts the blood vessels and increases your heart’s the work load by diminishing exercise tolerance.
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September 24th, 2007 at 4:37 am
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