Teen smoking and alcohol abuse affect not only what, but also what

Smoking and alcohol abuse in adolescents not only affects physical development, but also affects the formation of personality.

The harm of smoking is many, especially for our respiratory system, especially young people who are not fully developed!

Because tobacco, alcohol and drugs are harmful to the health and growth of young people.

First of all, tobacco and alcohol are also dependent substances, which can change people's mood after use, and can produce euphoric effects. With the extension of the use time, the user will also develop a certain dependence on them, and the severity of the alcohol, especially the use of drugs, is not as small as the use of drugs. Alcohol dependence and withdrawal symptoms that occur after discontinuation are severe and can be fatal in some cases.

Secondly, because drugs have many harms, they can endanger the physical and mental health of young people and their families, and will also lead to crime, and young people's self-control is relatively poor, and they are easily deceived by others, and treat drug abuse as a fashionable way of life, and drugs not only harm themselves but also harm their families and society.

For minors to smoke, the harm is very serious. First of all, smoking can cause great harm to the physical health of minors because their bodies are still in the development stage, and smoking can affect the development of their lungs, which in turn affects their physical health. Secondly, smoking can affect the mental health of minors because their brains are still in the developing stage, and smoking can have a great impact on their brain development, which can affect their mental health.

In addition, smoking can also affect minors' ability to learn, as smoking can affect their concentration and memory, which in turn affects their ability to learn. In conclusion, the harm of smoking among minors is very serious, and you should encourage them to quit smoking to protect their physical and mental health.

Answer: A peer influence is a reinforcing factor in motivating behavior to maintain spine, development, or diminishing finch infiltration. Criticism, condemnation, and even punishment of unhealthy behaviour can play a role in changing behaviour that is not conducive to health.

If a student is opposed by his peers to quit smoking, his or her smoking cessation behavior will subside.

"Smoking is bad for your health", this seems to be a thing that women and children know. However, it is indeed an indisputable fact that the number of smokers in China is still rising. So what are the harms of teenagers who smoke cigarettes? Next, I will give you a brief explanation:

In terms of the influence of behavioral habits, most of the teenagers have no economic foundation, need the financial support of the family, and the cigarettes need money, when the teenagers themselves are financially constrained, it is easy to embark on the road of crime, such as stealing, robbery and other behaviors.

In addition, according to the national compulsory education regulations, Chinese teenagers must undergo nine years of compulsory education. Smoking during school can easily affect their learning, and smoking will cause serious impairment of thinking ability and mental decline of adolescents, and in severe cases, there will be thinking interruption and memory impairment. Some teenagers skip school, drop out of school, etc., in order to smoke.

This will greatly affect their subsequent education level and life.

In terms of the impact of physical health, adolescents are in the period of growth and development, the physiological systems and organs of the body are not yet mature, their resistance to harmful factors in the external environment is poor, and nicotine and other substances in tobacco will damage the normal growth of their bodies. Clinical investigations have found that nicotine is a neurotoxin that can damage the nervous system of adolescents, and smokers will feel excited when smoking, but this is only a short-term excitement, and the nervous system will be suppressed after excitement. As a result, smokers experience decreased neuromuscular responsiveness and precision after mental excitement.

Personally, I feel that this is generally a practice that does not outweigh the benefits.

In addition to the effects on the nervous system, it can also lead to a decrease in the immune system of adolescents. When the body's immune system is weakened, adolescents are susceptible to infection with disease-causing bacteria. Clinical studies have found that:

Adolescents who smoke are more than 4 times more likely to contract diseases such as meningitis and toxemia than adolescents who do not smoke. This infection is one of the causes of death in adolescents. Smoking will lead to the decline of vision in adolescents, because smoking will increase the production of fibrin source in adolescents, increase platelet aggregation, increase vasoconstriction, and lead to insufficient blood supply to the optic nerve.

From the above narrative, it is easy to conclude that tobacco can have serious consequences for the mental and physical health of adolescents. So how can we prevent this phenomenon from happening in our daily lives?

First of all, we should do a good job of educating about tobacco, and for adolescents with cognitive ability, teachers and parents should seriously inform adolescents about the disadvantages of smoking. For younger, less cognitively weaker children, parents should strictly supervise their children's daily behavior. Secondly, once a teenager is found to be smoking, parents should send them to relevant institutions as soon as possible to quit smoking, and go to a local regular hospital for physical examination to prevent sequelae.