There is a lag of several years between when people start using tobacco and when their health suffers and this is the major cause why it is difficult to convince our youth about smoking hazards.

It is our prime duty to help those who wish to quit.

If you want to get rid of the nasty habit then take

Ignatia Amara - Q 1 drop in 1/2 cup of water twice after meals; discontinue the medicine as soon as you feel aversion

to smoking.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has selected Tobacco Health Warnings as the theme for

the World No Tobacco Day (31 May 2009) .

Tobacco health warnings that contain both pictures and words are the most effective at convincing people to quit. Picture warnings convey a clear and immediate

message, even to illiterate rural people.


Such pictorial warnings appear in several countries increasing public awareness of the serious health risks of tobacco use and ensure that the packaging tells the truth

about the deadly product within.

People are unaware of the extent of the harm that tobacco may cause, even if they have some idea that it is a health risk, tobacco companies use packaging and

other advertising techniques to make tobacco appealing.
Tobacco hazards

Tobacco use is one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced. It is also a social problem nonsmokers and children are bound to inhale the air

polluted by smoking thus suffering from passive smoking. Several times little children are seen to smoke  when their are parents are outside and smoking material is

in their easy reach.

Youth are attracted towards smoking and chewing tobacco by seeing several others doing so and advertisements of tobacco companies; their friends also offer them

cigarette / bidi / gutakha / khaini / mainpuri etc. and thus they get accustomed to  tobacco use in some form or other.Even girls are falling pray to this and in students

smoking is thought to be a sign of smartness and a symbol of heroism.

Globally, use of tobacco products is increasing.


The epidemic is shifting to the developing world.

More than 80% of the world's smokers live in low and middle-income countries.


Tobacco kills up to half of all users.





major cause of heart disease, aneurysms, bronchitis, emphysema, and stroke, and it contributes to the severity of pneumonia and asthma. The truth is that cigarette

smokers die younger than nonsmokers. Smoking also causes many short-term effects, such as decreased lung function. Because of this, smokers often suffer




Smoking contributes to coronary artery disease which increases the risk of a heart attack or stroke
It does huge damage to the lungs and massively increases the risk of lung cancer
Smoking also increases the risk of other cancers such as oral, uterine, liver, kidney, bladder, stomach and cervical cancer
Exposure to second hand smoke can reduce lung function, exacerbate respiratory problems, trigger asthma attacks, reduce coronary blood flow, irritate eyes, and cause headaches and nausea
Smoking in pregnancy greatly increases the risk of miscarriage and is also associated with lower birth weight

Homoeopathy safer and superior medicine. 

A good guideline to remember is:
Homoeopathy as the general rule; allopathy as a last resort.

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