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Cigars , like any [bad] habit can soon become an addiction or a matter of habit .
I would rate cigars right up there with ice cream. It's good, I want it - I don't have to have it.
All tobacco products are "addictive" because Tobacco Control says they are (apart from, of course, the nicotine replacement therapy products maunfactured by their sponsors and paymasters, the pharmaceutical industry).
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What makes smoking so addictive?
There is a powerful ingredient in cigars and cigarettes called nicotine.Nicotine is addictive,which is why they put it in cigars and cigarettes.
Why are cigars so boss?
Cigars are so boss because they are less addictive then cigerettes. Cigars are hefty! Cigerettes are just plain stupid.
What makes cigars addictive?
The plant you put inside of it.Tobbaco.
Are cigars more addictive than cigarettes?
Cigars are WAY better than cigarettes because they are bigger and are more tastier. Another thought: I would not consider cigars addicting, though they do contain nicotine. The nicotine is absorbed into the mouth. Habit forming? Yes, cigars can be habit forming.
What makes a cigar adddictive?
Cigars are addictive simply for that fact that they contain tobacco. Tobacco is a known to contain nicotine which is a carcinogen and is terribly addictive. The question assumes cigars are addictive. Many would disagree. Many thousands of people have a couple per month or per year. You will not see a cigar smoker "hot boxing" with the cigarette smokers at the company smoking area in the middle of winter. Habit forming? Yes, not addictive.
Why aren't cigars addictive?
It's the pH of the smoke. Nicotine is addictive if it enters your body in an acidic carrier. Cigarette smoke is acidic, so its nicotine is addictive. (The acidity also prevents the nicotine from being absorbed through the walls of your mouth, so you need to inhale cigarette smoke to get the effect.) Cigar smoke is alkaline, so it can enter your body through the walls in your mouth and it's not addictive. There's also the part about cigars being so expensive you can't afford to get addicted to them, but that's a side issue. - - - - - I may be wrong here, but as far as I know, you aren't supposed to inhale cigars like you are with cigarettes. And then you won't inhale the nicotine either.
Are cigars addicting?
Cigars are generally not thought to be addictive. Although, it is nicotine that makes cigarettes addicting and cigars do contain nicotine. Cigars are not inhaled and take longer to smoke than cigarettes, they are also not easily transported like cigarettes, therefor people do not usually become addicted. Think of cigars more along the lines of the finer things like wine, etc. They are generally meant as a relaxing, on-occasion type smoke.
What is the effect does all the ingredients in a cigarette have on your body?
The most important part of a cigar is the nicotine. This drug makes cigars addictive. The others just SLOWLY kill you
What ingredients in cigars are considered harmful to your body in studies?
Cigars contains 4,000 chemicals, which includes 43 known cancer-causing compounds. (Carcinogens) such as tar, carbon monoxide, nicotine, formaldehyde ammonia, arsenic, hydrogen cyanide, and DDT. Nicotine is also highly addictive.
Can you be addicted to cigars?
Yes! it is addictive because there is a druggish substance inside. Not only that but did the Candaian Health Agecy sue the tobacco companies because the tobacco was so addictive and many people would get cancer from it!
Are blunt ville cigars addictive?
Anything that contains nicotine and transfers it into your body is potentially addicting. Define 'addictive'! Tobacco Control redefined the term to include tobacco products. (Potatoes. bell peppers, tomatoes and egg-plants contain nicotine. My name is John and I'm a tomatoholic - an addict!)
What is tobacca?
The word tobacca gives a kind of sloppy pronunciation that some people use for the word tobacco, which is the plant that contains the addictive drug nicotine, used for making cigars and cigarettes, and chewing tobacco.
