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Reminds me of when I ask my Papa if he was going to get cancer from smoking, he told me it was all a lie to get people to stop smoking and there was nothing wrong with it...
It's hypocritical bs anyway. No one's ever fallen over dead from smoking. People fall over dead all the time from drinking though.
It's hypocritical bs anyway. No one's ever fallen over dead from smoking. People fall over dead all the time from drinking though.
Personally I'd rather fall over dead instantly than have something like cancer kill me slowly from the inside out.
Cigarettes taste terrible anyway. If someone is going to smoke, they should smoke weed.
But I did sometimes use tobacco blunts...
Thought of dying in my sleep is one of my greatest fears. "Hate to miss my own death being asleep."
wrong, smoking leads to other complications. Same as obesity. No one dies from it but they die from what it brings about- high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, etc...It's hypocritical bs anyway. No one's ever fallen over dead from smoking. People fall over dead all the time from drinking though.
whatever you have to tell yourself.Reminds me of when I ask my Papa if he was going to get cancer from smoking, he told me it was all a lie to get people to stop smoking and there was nothing wrong with it...
I wouldn't go that far, but the risks are indeed vastly overstated. For "smoking causes cancer" to be true, every smoker would have to develop cancer yet less than 40% of lung cancer patients smoked.
The real risk factors for cancer are many. From flame retardant chemicals in most products in our homes, to the very air we breathe. What contributing factor finally starts cancer cell replication can't be determined. Best we can is minimize risk factors. But who gets cancer who who doesn't is more about our genes than risk factors. Many centarians smoke, drink, eat crap and outlive health gurus. It's genetic, not causal.
Even pipes & cigars aren't safe. You may not get lung cancer but you can get throat & mouth cancer.wrong, smoking leads to other complications. Same as obesity. No one dies from it but they die from what it brings about- high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, etc...It's hypocritical bs anyway. No one's ever fallen over dead from smoking. People fall over dead all the time from drinking though.
you're funnyPipe smokers live longer than non-smokers. Not ciggy smokers, non-smokers. Reason can only be relaxtion is more crucial than whether you smoke or not. If you're low-key and mellow you lower the chance of things like heart disease. Think happy thoughts, laugh, accept your mortality instead of trying in vain to live forever and you'll live long and well.
whatever you have to tell yourself.Reminds me of when I ask my Papa if he was going to get cancer from smoking, he told me it was all a lie to get people to stop smoking and there was nothing wrong with it...
I wouldn't go that far, but the risks are indeed vastly overstated. For "smoking causes cancer" to be true, every smoker would have to develop cancer yet less than 40% of lung cancer patients smoked.
The real risk factors for cancer are many. From flame retardant chemicals in most products in our homes, to the very air we breathe. What contributing factor finally starts cancer cell replication can't be determined. Best we can is minimize risk factors. But who gets cancer who who doesn't is more about our genes than risk factors. Many centarians smoke, drink, eat crap and outlive health gurus. It's genetic, not causal.
keep on tokin' then buddy.wrong, smoking leads to other complications. Same as obesity. No one dies from it but they die from what it brings about- high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, etc...It's hypocritical bs anyway. No one's ever fallen over dead from smoking. People fall over dead all the time from drinking though.
Can't link smoking to those conditions. They each have numerous causal factors where smoking is just one. What ultimately does it isn't possible to determine.
Theres a reason that tobacco smoke is termed "carcinogenic".Tobacco is the single greatest cause of preventable death globally.[3] Tobacco use leads most commonly to diseases affecting the heart, liver and lungs, with smoking being a major risk factor for heart attacks, strokes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (including emphysema and chronic bronchitis), and cancer (particularly lung cancer, cancers of the larynx and mouth, and pancreatic cancer). It also causes peripheral vascular disease and hypertension.
anecdotal facts are anecdotal. AGAIN- whatever you need to tell yourself friendDidn't claim they were safe. Inhaling smoke into your lungs or mouth is never safe. Just isn't as dangerous as they claim.
How many WWII veterans are still alive or didn't die until their 80s and 90s? Most of them smoked. It isn't a significant factor to longevity. When you die is mostly the result of your genes. Can smoke, not exercise, eat junkfood, drink, and ya wont really effect how long you live. How well probably, but not how long.
