Cigarette paper

Cigarette paper is a cylinder of length between 70 to 120 mm (varies depending on the country) with a diameter of 10 mm filled with tobacco leaves were counted. Cigarette burns on one end and allowed to simmer so that the smoke is inhaled through the mouth at the other end. 

Cigarettes are usually sold in a box-shaped packages or containers of paper that can be inserted easily into a pocket. In recent years, these packages are also generally accompanied by health messages that warn smokers of the dangers posed to health from smoking, such as lung cancer or heart attack (albeit to a lesser in fact it is just decorative, very rarely observed). 

People in the world for the first time that smoking is the American Indian tribes, for the purpose of such ritual worship the gods or spirits. In the 16th century, when Europeans discovered the American continent, a part of the European explorers tried to follow the tried-smoking and then brought tobacco to Europe. Then the habit of smoking began to appear among the European nobility. But unlike people who smoke to the needs of Indian ritual, in Europe only for the pleasure of smoking alone. 17th century Spanish traders go to Turkey and then started smoking habits in the Islamic countries. 

There has been much research proving that smoking is addictive, in addition to causing many types of cancer, heart disease, respiratory disease, digestive disease, the adverse effects of the birth, and emphysema.