Tobacco is a commonly used drug among all ages. However it is an illegal drug for persons under age. There are various types of Tobacco that produce various effects. Tobacco use leads to a variety of cancers including: lung, mouth, throat, pancreas and kidneys.

Nicotine is the drug in tobacco that results in addiction. Cigarette smoking is the most popular method of using nicotine. Tobacco use remains to be the leading cause of preventable death according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The nicotine found in tobacco is highly addictive and provides an almost immediate “kick” from the discharge of neurotransmitters from the brain. This stimulates the Central Nervous System and the sudden release of chemicals is followed by depression and fatigue. Therefore users seek additional nicotine to feel better. Nicotine is readily absorbed by the body when tobacco is smoked or chewed. Regular use of tobacco products result in nicotine being built up in the system and therefore users can be exposed to the effects of nicotine for up to twenty-four hours.

Effects of Use : - Tooth Decay - Mouth, Throat And Lung - Cancers - Chronic Cough - Reduction In Lung Growth And Function - Drying Out Of Skin - Wrinkles In Skin	Also Known As: - Weed - Pot - Maryjane - Grass - Bud - Chronic - Reefer
Signs and Symptoms: - Cigarette Odor - Discoloration Of Teeth And Fingers - Nausea - Coughings - Wheezing - Difficulty Keeping Up In Physical Activities. - Bleeding Gums - Frequent Mouth Sores.