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Indoor Smoking Affects Your Kid's Health
A new study says that kids who live with smoking parents may fall ill more frequently compared to kids who are seldom exposed to cigarette smoke.
This
research
clearly
indicates
that
tobacco
smoke
needs
to
be
blamed
for
the
ill-health
of
children
of
smokers.
As
a
part
of
the
study,
researchers
observed
the
health
of
children
below
the
age
of
15
and
compared
the
data
with
other
kids
who
are
not
exposed
to
cigarette
smoke
at
home.
The results indicated that cigarette smoke increases the frequency of sickness in children. Health experts recommend quitting smoking or at least refraining from smoking at home.
Even
if
kids
are
not
around,
when
parents
smoke,
the
quality
of
indoor
air
still
affects
the
children
when
they
breathe
in
the
toxins
later.
We
already
know
how
damaging
cigarettes
are.
Parents
who
are
smokers
have
another
reason
to
find
a
way
to
quit
the
dangerous
habit.
If
your
bad
habit
affects
the
health
of
your
kid,
would
you
still
feel
like
smoking?
Also, when the health care costs and doctor's visits of your kids increase, it will be a cause of concern to you. Therefore, it is better to treat your home as a no-smoking zone at least for the sake of your kids.
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