Because of harsh chemicals that enter you system and if you smoke on a daily bases your body becomes addicted to the nicotine and will be hard for it to leave your body.
The definition of "addictive" was changed to include smoking by Tobacco Control. By doing this, they could vilify smokers as "addicts". Before this, smoking was considered a "habit".
A similar example happened in 1998 when the US Government reduced the values of BMI for being classified as 'overweight' and 'obese'. Overnight 30 million Americans suddenly became overweight and another 20 million obese!
I think you mean why is smoking addictive and it is addictive because of the drug nicotine
The nicotine in cigarettes is highly addictive.
About as addictive as smoking grass clippings. Theoretically, yes, it can be addictive in a ritualistic sense, but there aren't any addictive compounds in marshmallow like there are in tobacco or opium.
yes, but the nicotine that you get by second hand smoking is very little and is not enough to make you addictive.
Nicotine
because the tobacco company makes cigs addictive so you will continue to smoke!
Yes, nicotine patches such as NicoDerm can become addictive. The patches contain small amounts of nicotine to help combat some symptoms of smoking cessation. However, since nicotine is addictive, the patches themselves can be addictive.
Smoking is addictive due to the presence of nicotine, a highly addictive substance that affects the brain's chemistry. Nicotine triggers the release of dopamine, a neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and reward, creating a cycle of dependence on nicotine to maintain those feelings. Additionally, the ritualistic and habitual aspects of smoking can also contribute to its addictive nature.
Several factors contribute to the addictive nature of smoking, including the presence of nicotine, a highly addictive substance in tobacco. Nicotine stimulates the release of dopamine in the brain, creating a pleasurable sensation that can lead to dependence. Additionally, smoking is often associated with social situations, stress relief, and habit formation, all of which can reinforce the addictive behavior.
no only 1 % of people. Cha Cha!
Just stop smoking it. It's really that easy - weed is not chemically addictive.
why smoking is so hard to stop? why is so addictive? why is so bad for us?