Dangers of Smoking

Tobacco product use has been discouraged in the United States and abroad for centuries. In 1604, King James I published A Counterblaste to Tobacco, describing smoking tobacco as, “a custome lothsome to the eye, hatefull to the Nose, harmefull to the braine, [and] dangerous to the Lungs”. However, in contrast to strict regulations found elsewhere…

I’ve been getting a few messages from new vapers wondering about the safety of e-cigarettes so I decided to put together this video where I assess the dangers of e-cigarettes and try to answer the question “is vaping safe?”. In this video I’ll also explain how I came to the conclusion that I ended up…

Cancer occurs whenever a cell is denied 60% of required oxygen. Toxicity & acidity coat cell membranes, suffocating cell. Carbon monoxide from cigarettes keeps oxygen from cells. Chlorine removes oxygen from cells. Water bonds cells, is essential to cleanse processes, lubricates joints, flushes wastes & toxins from cells and dilutes toxins in the bloodstream. Obtain…

It’s becoming more and more popular in America to smoke hookah. It’s commonly thought that it’s much safer than smoking cigarettes, but is there any truth to this? Trace shatters your misconceptions about the safety of smoking out of a water pipe on this episode of DNews. Read More: Hookah, is it really harmless? http://www.resmedjournal.com/article/S0954-6111(14)00056-0/abstract…

Since 1982 we’ve been speaking to young people, aged 11-15, in schools across England about how smoking, drinking and drug use affects their lives. We collect this information to make sure that the government, charities and health professionals make the right decisions about how to help young people. It also shows how things are changing…

The TV campaign Every cigarette is doing you damage highlights the health effects of smoking and advertises the Quitline number. It is a ‘threat-appeal’ campaign, adapted from the National Australian Tobacco Campaign. The seven commercials – lung, brain, aorta, tumour, lung/tar, heart attack and eye – pull no punches about the devastating effects smoking has…

The way smoking & chewing tobacco is injurious and bad to health. Source: How smoking & chewing tobacco is injurious to health

It states in the Surgeon General’s report, “…because their bodies are developing, infants and young children are especially vulnerable to the poisons in secondhand smoke.” This Mashkiki Ogichidaag video focuses on the effects of second-hand smoke as well as the unfamiliar third-hand smoke outside of an American Indian agency worksite and how it negatively impacts…

The science behind: Why is smoking so addictive? When nicotine goes into your brain it releases chemicals that relax you or make you more focused. Let’s explain how you get hooked onto these sensations. SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/1TQwHhO FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/BRBScience Additional info: Why is smoking additive? http://bit.ly/1mEKeVj Why is it so hard to quit?- American Heart Association:…