Smoking or Chewing Tobacco The dangers of tobacco are well known to your heart, lungs, and cardiovascular system, and beyond the risks you face with your internal organs, sustained usage will also lead to oral health problems
Ensure any supplier fully complies with the EU Tobacco Products Directive (TPD), particularly regarding the size, placement, and content of mandatory health warnings
Common risks and effects of crack and cocaine include: Increased alertness Irritability Elevated heart rate Headache Teeth grinding Jaw clenching Impulsivity Increased sex drive Insomnia Nausea Vomiting Decreased appetite Diarrhea Hypersensitivity to stimuli Increased blood pressure Sweating or overheating Anxiety Paranoia Seizures Stroke The method of ingestion, smoking, snorting, or injecting can cause secondary side effects like soft tissue damage in the nose and mouth, lung damage, chronic respiratory infections, or an increased risk of HIV and hepatitis
During this period, 12000-15000 direct job losses have occurred in the farming industry negatively affecting the livelihoods of around 40 000 people in our rural areas
