Smokers are individuals who regularly inhale and exhale the smoke produced by burning tobacco products, such as cigarettes, cigars, or pipes. This habit can lead to various health issues, including respiratory diseases, heart problems, and cancer. The addictive substance in tobacco, known as nicotine, plays a significant role in maintaining the smoking habit, making it difficult for many to quit. In addition to health risks, smoking can also have social and economic impacts. Many places have implemented smoking bans in public areas to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke, which can harm non-smokers. Efforts to help smokers quit often include counseling, support groups, and medications.