Cigarettes

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It is all a scheme to get money from people who are addicted to cigarettes and find it too hard to stop. I don't believe that they make it poisonous on purpose, the thousands of chemicals the cigarettes contain just happen to be poisonous. Tobacco is in cigarettes and very harmful, but they know it is addictive (along with nicotine) so they put it in cigarettes anyway.

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No, cigarette smoke is poison to lungs which is why so many people who smoke suffer from cancer, emphysema, COPD, etc.

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If they smoke menthol cigarettes it's because the fiber glass is cutting their throat and making it bleed

because it gets you well horny

My son is 7 and he was on his forth day of the medicine. We were at his soccer game and he began complaining of chest pains. We called his Doctor and he said it was highly unlikely that the medicine would be causing this. He could not give us a reason for the pains though and the child has never complained of them before he started the medicine...

it is ABSOLUTELY the medicine! go to the Strattera.com website and look at the prescribing information

My 10 year old son has irregular heartbeat as well as a skipping pulse, his doctor told me it was not the medicine but it happens after he takes it in the mornings at school. The school nurse checks his vital signs and made me aware of this problem. He has been on Straterra for four months.

• 350 million people in china smoke
• Smoking kills about 1.2 million people a year in China
• In 2002 11.4% of expecting mothers in the USA smoked.
• 70% of people who smoke want to quit smoking.
• In the states in 2006, 4% of eighth graders and 8 percent of tenth graders reported smoking daily
• 12.2 million people in France smoke
  

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A cigarette itself is not a drug, however it has drugs such as nicotinne and rat poison in it. cigarettes are very poisoness and dangerous. it kills over 390000 Americans each year. so yes, in ways it is a drug.

The only thing I could suggest is that if you are considering moving with your soon to be husband is to possibly rent it out to someone before you leave. Maybe check in on the person living in your home here and there depending on where you moving to. That way you can keep the house while someone else is paying the bills for it. Then if the two of you decide to move back to Florida then you will have a place to move back to. Look into the regulations of renting a home, or maybe a relative or friend can stay while you figure out what you really want to do with your house. Whether or not real estate can be partitioned by the court depends upon how the property is titled. When real property is owned by persons who are unmarried, it is possible for a court to order a forced sale if the property is titled in the correct way to allow such action.

According to the CDC:

...during 2000--2004, cigarette smoking and exposure to tobacco smoke resulted in at least 443,000 premature deaths, approximately 5.1 million YPLL [years of potential life lost], and $96.8 billion in productivity losses annually in the United States.

Because many members of the government are tobacco junkies.

No. But nicotine can be stimulating. But at other times it can be sedating. I've chewed nicotine gum and almost fell asleep immediately. And other times I've had a hard time sleeping after smoking a cigarette. I'm sure you've noticed how some people chain smoke when they are worried about something. That would be an example of nicotine having a calming effect.

i think it costs around 20 - 25 dollars

Motor oil is not for zippos. You can buy motor oul at any age with no problems. Zippo fluid is different, you can buy it at any age, but store's won't sell it to you usually

True ! There have been many cases where non-smokers have died from inhaling secondary smoke. One of the most publicised cases was that of the entertainer Roy Castle. He was a singer, and musician who had never - ever smoked. His cause of death was listed as lung cancer - which was attributed to him inhaling secondary smoke in the venues where he performed.

As we know that cigarettes are also harmful for those without diabetes, but they are very harmful for those with diabetes. It is very harmful.

When a person has diabetes, their blood may carry less oxygen because of the elevated glucose. Just with mismanaged diabetes alone, you risk losing limbs to amputation. Smoking also reduces the amount of oxygen in the blood, in part because of the carbon monoxide produced. There is also the nicotine, and it can dilate the blood vessels and restrict blood flow. That can reduce blood flow to the extremities, increase the risk of developing gangrene. It can also lead to heart disease. Diabetics already have a higher risk for heart disease, infections, and amputations compared to those without diabetes, and smoking increases those risks. Also, since smoking increases the risk of cancer, and diabetes can complicate healing, it is possible that the cancer can be even more deadly for smokers with diabetes.

So in short, cigarettes are not safe for anyone. However, if a person is already smoking, diabetic or not, it is possible that the e-cigarettes are a little safer for them. Yes, they are still getting nicotine, but they are not getting carbon monoxide nor most of the carcinogens found in cigarette smoke. While it is better not to smoke at all, if you feel you must, e-cigarettes may be a safer equivalent to cigarettes. However, e-cigarettes have their own risks such as fire, explosion (poorly made or poorly charged batteries), or accidental poisoning from do-it-yourself refill kits.

Drug tests do not check for cigarette use.

Call your OB immediately. They should determine the cause as it could be nothing bad or something really serious, which will require blood and urine tests. Taking Tylenol will reduce the fever and might make it seem like less of a problem, but the problem is still there. Do not self medicate. Get it checked out.

They pay almost a thousand dolllars a year!

There are several definitions of "tar" and several classifications of "carcinogens". So the answer is that the statement is both true and false or, more precisely, it depends. "Tar", the residue of burning tobacco, is not the same as the "tar" they put on roads. Radon gas is classified as a carcinogen because there is ample scientific proof that it causes cancer. On the other hand, there is no convincing scientific proof at all that secondhand smoke causes cancer - it's classified as such for political and other reasons.

Without precise qualification, the statement is meaningless. And the same goes for 100% of Tobacco Control propaganda. But if you present it the right way to the gullible politicians and public.....

What toxins are in cigarette ashes?