Many people say that today’s babies are living in a honey pot, but this honey pot, but may not be so happy. Data show that about 30% of China’s population belongs to the large group of “smokers”. Among them, urban women smoking rate is 30 times higher than in rural areas! “This is related to social activities, the pursuit of fashion sense, work pressure, colleagues or playmates love to smoke, and other factors, and women smoking on their own and their children’s health are very big impact.” Male smoking rate 70%, urban female smoking rate 12% According to the data, the smoking rate among Chinese men (including those who have smoked and those who still smoke) is close to 70%. Of these, men who have quit smoking and those who are still smoking account for about half each. The smoking rate among urban women is 12%, which is 30 times higher than the 0.4% rate among rural women! The increase in smoking rates among women is due to the fact that the more socially engaged women are, the more fashionable they are, the more stressful their jobs are, and the more smokers there are in their immediate group, the more likely they are to smoke themselves. If a woman inhales more secondhand smoke or even smokes herself before or during pregnancy, her fetus will be born with a much higher chance of asthma than a normal child. In addition, if a child with asthma continues to stay in a smoky home environment, there will be many more flare-ups and exacerbations of the disease later in life. If the child’s family continues to smoke, the child’s medication is often less effective in controlling the disease. Twenty percent of smokers will develop slow-onset lung Many diseases are inextricably linked to smoking. “Tobacco has 59 carcinogenic substances and more than 250 harmful substances. Smoking has a significant effect on the occurrence of tumors, and generally follows a peak in the number of smokers for two or three decades before a peak in the incidence of lung cancer is certain to occur.” In a national survey of 20,000 people, it was found that about 20 percent of smokers developed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Smokers were at least five to six times more likely to develop COPD than nonsmokers. In addition to affecting the chances of developing COPD, smoking is a causative factor for many systemic diseases such as tumors and coronary heart disease. The act of smoking is actually a disease in itself. “In the recent classification of diseases, smoking addiction accounts for one of them. Smoking addiction produces a pleasurable sensation in the body, while symptoms such as anxiety and sleep deprivation occur for a period of time after withdrawal, with both physiological and psychological level reactions. That is why many patients repeatedly quit smoking many times without ever succeeding.” For the sake of children, please quit smoking Asthma hospital experts said that the harm of tobacco has a great relationship with respiratory diseases, children’s respiratory tract is not yet fully developed, more vulnerable to damage, even if many parents who smoke consciously avoid their children smoking, but they are or residual in the environment after the burning of tobacco harmful substances, the same will damage the health of children, which is also known as “third-hand smoke”. Therefore, for the sake of your child’s health and to keep your child away from respiratory diseases, please quit smoking in a timely manner. At the same time, we hope that everyone can participate in the quit smoking activities and call on the smokers around you to put down the nicotine in their hands for the sake of your child’s health while they quit smoking themselves!