Mga huminto na sa paninigarilyo, ibinahaging mas gumanda ang kalidad ng kanilang pamumuhay

6 months ago

Madalas nating naririnig ang katagang "quitters never win." Pero ang isang grupo ng mga quitter, proud sa kanilang tagumpay na paghinto sa paninigarilyo.

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00:00We often hear the phrase,

00:04Quitters never win.

00:06But there is a group of quitters

00:08who are proud of their success

00:10in quitting

00:12in Paninigarinyo.

00:14Their quitting journey

00:16is brought to you by Mark Salazar.

00:21They are the first quitters club in the country

00:24or the group of successful people

00:26who quit in YOSI.

00:28In their get-together

00:30in Pasig City earlier,

00:32they shared their quitting journey.

00:34I've been a smoker for more than 20 years.

00:37It's easier to quit

00:39when you quit

00:41than when you graduate

00:43because you have to go back.

00:45My wife helped me

00:47because she was vaccinated

00:49and her smell became sensitive.

00:51At first, it was hard for me

00:53to stop.

00:55Until now,

00:58According to the 2021

01:00Global Adult Tobacco Survey,

01:02more than 15 million Filipinos

01:04are quitting

01:06and 112,000

01:08are dying every year.

01:10That's 315 people

01:12every hour.

01:14Even if you don't die,

01:16your life will be in danger

01:18even if you have a chronic disease.

01:20Quitting smoking is important

01:22if you want to save

01:24a lot of money

01:26but quitting now is very expensive.

01:28Mother Christine is also worried

01:30because her children

01:32remember her second-hand smoke

01:34that's why she insisted on quitting.

01:36It's hard

01:38but I'm used to it.

01:40It's like

01:42you're struggling

01:44and you want to give

01:46and it's like that.

01:48It just passes by.

01:50Father Edwin

01:52stopped because

01:54he can't do it anymore.

01:56I can't do it anymore.

01:58I can't do it anymore.

02:00I can't do it anymore.

02:02I can't do it anymore.

02:04I can't do it anymore.

02:06I can't do it anymore.

02:08I can't do it anymore.

02:10I can't do it anymore.

02:12I can't do it anymore.

02:14I can't do it anymore.

02:16I can't do it anymore.

02:18I can't do it anymore.

02:20I can't do it anymore.

02:22What are the chemicals

02:24that you used before?

02:267,000 chemicals.

02:28And with those chemicals

02:30there are more than

02:3270 known carcinogens.

02:34It means

02:36carcinogens are the chemicals

02:38that cause cancer.

02:42Anti-smoking advocates

02:44have a new enemy.

02:46Vape and e-cigarette.

02:48The 2021 Global Adult

02:50Tobacco Survey also found

02:52that 14.1%

02:54of our youth

02:56ages 13 to 15

02:58use vape and e-cigarette.

03:00What we are seeing

03:02is a rapidly changing landscape.

03:04So on top of the

03:06tobacco epidemic that we have right now

03:08we are now seeing

03:10also the vaping epidemic.

03:12Advocates are calling

03:14to imitate

03:16the Tobacco Control Project

03:18of Pasig City

03:20and their Quitters Club.

03:22Maybe there could also be

03:24a Vape Quitter Club

03:26Teen Edition.

03:28For GMA Integrated News,

03:30Mark Salazar.

03:32Rated 24 Hours.

Mga huminto na sa paninigarilyo, ibinahaging mas gumanda ang kalidad ng kanilang pamumuhay | 24 Oras

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