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 How did all this get started?  Modern Marvels of Tobacco Modern Marvels of Tobacco  Would/could this product be approved for use today? Legal?  Addictive, expensive, cancer causing, medical issues( heart disease, emphysema), and kills 4,000 people.

 Poisonous.  Increases heart rate by 25%- works 25 times harder.  A cigarette is the nicotine delivery system- tobacco companies are in the market to sell nicotine.  Legal addiction- dose as much as you want.  One drop will kill you = 7 cigarettes  Changes brain chemistry.  Suppresses hunger.

 Sticky Residue that stains the fingers, nails and teeth a yellow color.  This is the carcinogen/ cancer causing property.  Contains benzopyrene, one of the deadliest cancer causing agents known.  Causes cilia that lines your throat to allow bacteria to enter the lungs, which causes a smokers cough because of the mucus build up in bronchial tubes.  Tar in your lungs Tar in your lungs

 The compound in car exhaust that causes death.  Causes shortness of breath.  Reduces the amount of oxygen blood can carry. It displaces the hemoglobin in the blood.  Puts a strain on the heart, the heart is working harder but doing less work.  Key component in the aging of skin and cells.  Slow suicide- Shain from Buck Wild.

Why would anyone want to smoke knowing what you know now?