Abstract
Despite rising acknowledgement of the onset of tobacco smoking in children and adolescents, foundational understanding about many elements of early-life smoking behavior, as well as statistics to advocate for specific treatment approaches among children and adolescents, is inadequate. Nicotine addiction and withdrawal have been linked to continued cigarette use and difficulty stopping. When adolescents first start smoking, few expect to have trouble quitting. However, more than half of smoking teens say they try to quit every year, and fewer than 20% of those who smoke ten or more cigarettes per day say they are successful for even a month. Treatment of tobacco addiction rely mainly on the behavioral interventions as medications safety are not assessed for those less than 18 years old, so more research should be encouraged to find about the safety and availability for alternatives as behavioral intervention is not suitable alone for moderate to severe cases, Tobacco products are used by youth in a variety of ways,When smoking cessation efforts are undertaken in developed and developing nations, the wide diversity of tobacco products must be taken into consideration.
 This research deals with the causes of tobacco dependence among young people, diagnosis and treatment methods.
Highlights
Despite rising acknowledgement of the onset of tobacco smoking in children and adolescents, foundational understanding about many elements of early-life smoking behavior, as well as statistics to advocate for specific treatment approaches among children and adolescents, is inadequate
Adolescence is a vital period for neurodevelopment, and the exposure for nicotine during this time leads to addiction, continued tobacco use throughout adulthood, and possibly long-term negative effects on brain development [4,5,6]
Aside from actors and actresses, sports personalities and singers frequently represent tobacco use in ways that is attractive to adolescents, who seek to mimic such individuals
Summary
Despite rising acknowledgement of the onset of tobacco smoking in children and adolescents, foundational understanding about many elements of early-life smoking behavior, as well as statistics to advocate for specific treatment approaches among children and adolescents, is inadequate. Aside from actors and actresses, sports personalities and singers frequently represent tobacco use in ways that is attractive to adolescents, who seek to mimic such individuals Solving this problem could be done by Reducing children's exposure to R-rated films in communities Eugenol causes numbness of the back of the throat and trachea and masks the harshness of the cigarette, encouraging a new smoker to take more puffs As it is produced mainly in Indonesia, it is usage is not popular worldwide, but the internet sellers made it more available for consumers over the world, they promote it as an exotic product filled with aroma [55,56,57]. McAlister et al found that significant reductions in adult tobacco use can be achieved through a combination of intensive media and community campaigns [67]
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