Some businesses now say that no-one can smoke cigarettes in any of their offices. Some governments have banned smoking in all public places. Do you agree or disagree with this?

Smoking in public facilities has been banned by governments and businesses. Some
people
feel irritated by their cigarette smoke and some
people
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concern
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about the health effects of both active and passive smoking. In my opinion, I align with the governments and businesses that are banned from smoking in public places. At
first,
Some
smokers
believe that smoking boosts their metabolism and helps them engage in activities. Research on cigarettes suggests that smoking can stimulate the body to release endorphin hormone, which can increase the heart rate.
As a result
,
smokers
feel energized and courageous
while
smoking.
On the contrary
, the smoke from cigarettes can cause discomfort to others, making them breathe harder.
Moreover
, smoking
while
riding or working in places with a higher potential for fire incidents can increase the risk of accidents. On the other side, some
people
also
have a concern about the healthy air that they breathe. Recent research has shown that one of the utmost dangerous diseases today is tuberculosis
disease
, which affects the lungs.
This
disease
can result from smoking, and it's not limited to active
smokers
; passive
smokers
also
have a higher chance of contracting the
disease
. In conclusion, by implementing rules
for prohibited
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smoking in public places or in business areas,
the
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number of
people
could get more pure of fresh air. If
people
had more pure air, the potential
disease
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diseases
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like tuberculosis
can
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be reduced.
In addition
, it
also
can reduce the
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that could occur from smoking ash, like explosions at oil stations.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • public health
  • second-hand smoke
  • respiratory diseases
  • healthcare costs
  • productivity
  • fire hazards
  • environmental advantages
  • aesthetics
  • non-smokers
  • personal freedom
  • well-being
  • smoking bans
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