Not easy for everyone to recognize that he has now become an active smoker. A survey conducted by The Co-operative Pharmacy involving 2,000 people also found one of the 12 participants did not actually banned smoking in their own homes, while 4 out of 5 smokers want to quit claiming this habit.
To social stigma and a smoking ban, making around 57 percent of smokers hide the worst habits of the people nearby, such as family, friends and couples.
Participants involved in the study admitted they usually use the excuse to go running with her dog, visiting friends or going to the store to be able to smoke outside the home.
Not only that, the researchers also found that participants used a few reasons to stop this bad habit. 48 percent reported going to quit smoking when diagnosed with a serious illness. 34 percent said if the price of cigarettes is very expensive and one of the 4 people will quit smoking if the claim is to be a parent.
Clinical Services Manager The Co-operative Pharmacy revealed some smokers sometimes claimed to have quit smoking even though they smoked 1-2 cigarettes a day, yet they are still going to be bad for health as well as skin damage and appearance.
