The radical transformation of Ardi Izal, the boy who smoked 40 cigarettes a day

Boy who became famous for smoking 40 cigarettes a day has kicked his drug habitRRRSS

Aldi Rizal, famous smoke 40 cigarettes His story went viral in 2010. Now, the Indonesian boy claims he has changed a lot and has quit smoking. According to the Mirror media report, the young man recently successfully kicked the addiction. “Now I’m happy. I feel more enthusiastic and my body feels fresh,” he said. In Europe, smoking already kills 700,000 people every year, and eradicating smoking has become a goal in order to achieve the first smoke-free generation by 2040.

“It was hard for me to quit smoking,” he explained to CNN in 2017. “If I didn’t smoke, the taste in my mouth would be bitter and my head would feel dizzy.” When his father offered him a cigarette By then, the boy was addicted.only 18 months. In addition, he had another addiction related to excessive overeating.

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His mother seeks help from the government

Ardi Rizal had a serious tobacco problem. He can smoke up to two packs of cigarettes a day, which poses a health risk to the child’s body. Worried about the situation, his mother sought help from the government.

Tobacco was not his only addiction.The young man is drinking three cans of condensed milk day, leading to obesity. As mentioned in the aforementioned outlet, he has now successfully lost weight thanks to a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.

Nearly 70% of the population has used tobacco at some time

According to the Spanish Alcohol and Other Drugs Survey Programme, 69.6% of the population between the ages of 15 and 64 have used tobacco at some point in their lives. It was 39% last year and 37.2% last month.The Pediatric Association of Valencia assures that children exposed to tobacco are at greater risk of developing this disease asthma, the most common chronic pathology of childhood and adolescence. If they are passive smokers, this is the leading cause of hospitalization and the leading cause of school absence due to chronic illness.

On the other hand, if they are active, then the consequences are more relevant. Chronic bronchitis, emphysema, lung cancer, hypertension, gastrointestinal ulcer, chronic gastritis, laryngeal cancer, kidney cancer or oropharyngeal cancer, cerebrovascular accident, etc. The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that tobacco is the world’s leading preventable cause of disease, disability and premature death.In Europe, smoking causes 1.2 million of death toll It is the leading cause of many lung cancers and more than 50% of cardiovascular disease deaths.

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