The tables illustrate the proportion of people who gave up smoking in two aspects ( the reasons and the time they decide to stop).
Overall, in the first table, there are 5 main reasons why people make a decision to give up using cigarettes, whereas the time smokers intend to stop smoking was shown in the second table. It is clear that cigarette’s users usually stop smoking because of health in general. However there were a few people who just decided to not smoke when they suffered from some health problems. Notably, the number of cigarette’s user stopped smoking within the next 6 months accounts for the highest percentage. The opposite was true for giving up within the next month.
According the first table, most fag’s user stopped smoking for health in general, account for over 60% doubled higher than the others categories. While the rest just took under 40%. The striking feature is that there is about less than 20% of people who gave up smoking because of family pressure. Clearly, Almost smoker stopped using cigarettes due to health and financial issues whilst there is a minor number of tobacco’s user give up because of pressure from family.
In the next table, people who used more than 10 fags per day often spent around 6 months to stop smoking (26%), and there is only 8% of them could give up smoking in a month.While with people smoking fewer than 10 fags per day, one fifth of them need only a month to give up and a half of them took about 6 month. Nevertheless, just about 71% of smokers quit and the opposite was true for the rest.