A dialogue between two friends on the bad effect of smoking.
Friend: Hey there, how are you doing?
Myself: I'm good, and you?
Friend: Not so great, actually.
Myself: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. What's going on?
Friend: My uncle is really sick.
Myself: That's terrible. What illness does he have?
Friend: He's been diagnosed with liver cancer.
Myself: That's devastating. Was there a reason he got liver cancer?
Friend: Sadly, he's been a chain smoker for the past 30 years.
Myself: 30 years of smoking is a long time. But is there a direct link between smoking and cancer?
Friend: Yes, smoking is the root cause of various fatal diseases like bronchitis, heart attacks, cough, and cancer.
Myself: Clearly, smoking poses significant health risks.
Friend: Absolutely, smoking is injurious to health.
Myself: Do you know why smoking is so harmful?
Friend: Smoking involves nicotine, a poisonous substance for the human body.
Myself: That's true. So, what can be done to quit smoking?
Friend: Raising awareness about the detrimental effects of smoking is essential in helping people quit.
Myself: I couldn't agree more. Let's spread the word about the dangers of smoking.
Friend: Thank you for understanding.
Myself: You're welcome. We need to support each other in making healthier choices.