Tobacco Use

Tobacco addiction is a dependence , must constantly think about smoking . Tobacco addiction is understood simply as the complete loss of freedom to say no to tobacco . Smokers can not " forget " smoking , the opposite is forced to suck if you will be feeling "hungry" drugs . Tobacco forced addicts to suck each month and even each year, to smoke even when diseases caused by tobacco : oxygen therapy for respiratory failure , leg amputation because of lower limb occlusion . Smokers appear as a result of neuropsychiatric effects due to drug induced nicotine .

And you can see the picture below show how tobacco use effect to your healthy.

Not only that, also effect to home economic and national economic.

And  tobacco kills half of its users . Half of these deaths in middle age . On an average day in the world with 10,000 people die from tobacco use , equivalent to 10 large passenger aircraft accidents each day . In Vietnam, 50% of men and 3.4% of women smoke. 26 % young people aged 15-24 smoke. Over 40% of male health workers and 1.3% of female health workers smoke. Without timely intervention , 10% of Vietnam's population of about five million means that the Vietnam will die prematurely due to smoking . According to estimates by the World Health Organization , 2020 of the Vietnam died from tobacco use will be more than the number of deaths due to HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis ,traffic accidents and suicides combined!

Based on http://247wallst.com/special-report/2012/11/01/the-countries-with-the-heaviest-smokers/2/ I found that top 10 countries where people use the most tobacco.

10. Slovakia

> Pct. adults that smoke: 30.5%
> Pct. men that smoke: 40.8% (32nd highest)
> Pct. women that smoke: 23.0% (15th highest)
> Per capita cigarette consumption: 1,403 cigarettes (23rd highest)
> Cigarette prices per pack: $3.66 (30th highest)

9. Turkey

> Pct. adults that smoke: 31.2%
> Pct. men that smoke: 47.9% (16th highest)
> Pct. women that smoke: 15.2% (31st highest)
> Per capita cigarette consumption: 1,399 cigarettes (24th highest)
> Cigarette prices per pack: $4.38 (22nd highest)
8.  Romania
> Pct. adults that smoke: 32.4%
> Pct. men that smoke: 40.3% (34th highest)
> Pct. women that smoke: 25.1% (11th highest)
> Per capita cigarette consumption: 1,404 cigarettes (22nd highest)
> Cigarette prices per pack: $3.79 (29th highest)

7. Czech Republic

> Pct. adults that smoke: 36.3%
> Pct. men that smoke:42.5% (tied for 28th highest)
> Pct. women that smoke: 30.1% (5th highest)
> Per capita cigarette consumption: 2,125 cigarettes (7th highest)
> Cigarette prices per pack: $4.33 (23rd highest)

6. Hungary
> Pct. adults that smoke: 36.5%
> Pct. men that smoke:  42.5% (tied-28th highest)
> Pct. women that smoke: 31.3% (4th highest)
> Per capita cigarette consumption: 1,518 cigarettes (18th highest)
> Cigarette prices per pack: $3.56 (32nd highest)

5. Bulgaria 

> Pct. adults that smoke: 38.8%
> Pct. men that smoke: 50.3% (10th highest)
> Pct. women that smoke: 28.2% (6th highest)
> Per capita cigarette consumption: 2,822 cigarettes (2nd highest)
> Cigarette prices per pack: $3.29 (34th highest)
4. Russian Federation 
> Pct. adults that smoke: 39.1%

> Pct. men that smoke: 60.2% (3rd highest)

> Pct. women that smoke: 21.7% (20th highest)

> Per capita cigarette consumption: 2,786 cigarettes 

(4th highest)

> Cigarette prices per pack: $1.74 (34th lowest)
3. Chile
> Pct. adults that smoke: 40.6%

> Pct. men that smoke: 44.2% (25th highest)

> Pct. women that smoke: 37.1% (3rd highest)

> Per capita cigarette consumption: 860 cigarettes (40th 

highest)

> Cigarette prices per pack: $3.80 (28th highest)

2. Papua New Guinea

> Pct. adults that smoke: 44.0%

> Pct. men that smoke: 60.3% (2nd highest)

> Pct. women that smoke: 27.0% (7th highest)

> Per capita cigarette consumption: 670 cigarettes (51st highest)

> Cigarette prices per pack: $4.86(20th highest)

1. Austria
> Pct. adults that smoke: 47.0%

> Pct. men that smoke: 48.0%(15th highest)

> Pct. women that smoke: 47.0(the highest)

> Per capita cigarette consumption: 1,650 cigarettes (15th highest)

> Cigarette prices per pack: $6.20 (14th highest)

Finally, I found some solutions : Chewing gum : gum containing nicotine replacement and descending, to help patients get rid of the symptoms caused by lack of nicotine if suddenly stopping smoking , acupuncture , traditional Medicine Drugs , exercise : ayurvedic methods , meditation , yoga psychotherapy.