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Advertisements . Including Tobacco and Alcohol. Marketing and Promotions . Advertisements Commercials Movies TV Shows Magazines Books Other Products like pictures and art may choose to promote visuals of brands or the artist may choose to have alcohol or tobacco in their picture.

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  1. Advertisements Including Tobacco and Alcohol

  2. Marketing and Promotions • Advertisements • Commercials • Movies • TV Shows • Magazines • Books • Other Products like pictures and art may choose to promote visuals of brands or the artist may choose to have alcohol or tobacco in their picture

  3. Tobacco • Tobacco has been used by North American Aboriginal communities http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQyfnekbeH0 • They would use loose tobacco during ceremonies and give it away as gifts • The use of Tobacco has been exploited and ingredients have been modified so the user develops an addiction and constantly feels the need to smoke cigarettes • Tobacco companies have started to move their focus to young people as potential costumers because the quicker you’re addicted the longer you’ll smoke • The average age that youth first start smoking is only 15 years old and by the time they’re 17 they’ve developed an addiction so strong they smoke daily http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1DNoole3Wo

  4. Tobacco • Chewing tobacco is one use of tobacco used not by smoking it but by putting it into your mouth and spitting it out • Example: Base Ball players frequently chew tobacco • You can become addicted to this form of nicotine because the ingredients contain fiber glass which is used to cut the inside of your mouth and allows the nicotine to penetrate your body faster. • Cigarettes are the most common way consumers use tobacco, they inhale the smoke that is caused by lighting one end of the cigarette • Tobacco companies have also released mild flavoured cigarettes they hope will target youth

  5. Tobacco Advertisements

  6. The Truth about Tobacco

  7. What Saskatchewan is doing for you • Advertisements are not allowed in public areas that can be accessed by 18 year olds • ‘Saskatchewan’s Tobacco Control Act’ prohibits smoking in public places and events and restricts the promotion and advertising of tobacco products in these places • PREVENTION, prevent smoking among Saskatchewan's youth and promote healthy choices • PROTECTION, eliminate exposure to environmental tobacco smoke and prevent young people from accessing tobacco products

  8. Health Concerns of Tobacco • Tobacco can cause cancer of the lungs, throat, mouth, tongue and other major diseases • It can cause your teeth to yellow and your mouth hygiene to decrease • It can also cause your skin to age faster than someone who doesn’t smoke • Tobacco can effect other people around you with ‘second hand smoke’ this means being around someone who is smoking is putting yourself at risk because you are inhaling the smoke into your body from that persons cigarette

  9. Alcohol • Unlike Tobacco alcohol was brought to North America by European settlers • Alcohol is absorbed into your blood stream and can effect the way you feel and act http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gggOy3f6Rwo • Drinking alcohol in excessive amounts can cause major health problems including cancer and heart problems http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rew4L4mF80k • Drinking and drive doesn’t only affect the drinker • Alcohol is the most frequently used drug in Saskatchewan

  10. Alcohol Advertisements

  11. The Truth about Alcohol

  12. What Saskatchewan is doing for you • Minors are not allowed into any public place that is selling alcohol to alleviate the pressure • Like tobacco products the advertisement of alcohol products is not allowed in public places were underage youth may be present. • The sale of alcohol to minors is illegal • If you are caught underage drinking you will be fined by police • You must have your ID whenever buying or entering a place where alcohol is present

  13. Health Concerns • Alcohol is absorbed into the blood stream and affects the central nervous system (Brain) • Disrupts brain development in underage youth • Causes damage to the liver and intestines • Blood pressure increases and may cause heart attack or stroke • Drinking alcohol can raise the risk of cancer and this can raise even higher if you smoke tobacco products • Alcohol contains calories that may cause a change in your appearance such as weight gain and dehydration

  14. SAY NO To Tobacco and Alcohol

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