 Tobacco is a product prepared from the leaves of the tobacco plant.  It is smoked in cigarettes, cigars, pipes and consumed as snuff, chewing tobacco.

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 Tobacco is a product prepared from the leaves of the tobacco plant.  It is smoked in cigarettes, cigars, pipes and consumed as snuff, chewing tobacco and dipping tobacco.  National Institute on Drug Abuse: “In 2013, almost 55.8 million Americans (21.3% of population) were current cigarette smokers; 12.4 million smoked cigars; more than 8.8 million used smokeless tobacco; and over 2.3 million smoked tobacco in pipes. 2

 Cigarette smoking accounts for about 1/3 of all cancers; 90% of lung cancers. 4 Don’t Use Tobacco

 Cigarette smoking accounts for about 1/3 of all cancers; 90% of lung cancers.  Smokeless tobacco (chewing tobacco and snuff) also increases risk of cancer. 5 Don’t Use Tobacco

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 Cigarette smoking accounts for about 1/3 of all cancers; 90% of lung cancers.  Smokeless tobacco (chewing tobacco and snuff) also increases risk of cancer.  Christians are to honor and properly use their physical bodies: 1 Cor. 6: Don’t Use Tobacco

 CDC: “Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in the U.S.  Cigarette smoking  480,000 premature deaths per year in U.S.; 1 in every 5 deaths; another 16 million suffer from serious illness.  In the past 50 years, 20 million people in U.S. died prematurely due to smoking; more than the population of the five largest U.S. cities combined. 8 Don’t Use Tobacco

 For every person who dies from smoking 30 more suffer from at least one tobacco-related illness (CDC).  Top 10 serious tobacco-related illness (American Lung Association).  CDC: Life expectancy for smokers is at least 10 years shorter than for nonsmokers.  Life is short enough! Psa. 90:10; Jas. 4:14  Premature death has a tremendous impact on the survivors! 9 Don’t Use Tobacco

 Secondhand smoke causes 41,000 nonsmokers to die annually from tobacco- related diseases (National Institute on Drug Abuse).  How does that fit in with the “golden rule” or “love thy neighbor”? Matt. 7:12; 22:39; Phil. 2:4  Cigarette residue can ruin your home and belongings. 10 Don’t Use Tobacco

 Surgeon General: “Nicotine is the drug in tobacco that causes addiction.”  Electronic cigarettes can be addictive and contain carcinogens.  E-cigarette use has exploded among young people.  Nicotine exposure may cause lasting harm to brain development, etc.  Recall what Paul said?! 1 Cor. 6:12; 16:15 11 Don’t Use Tobacco

 In addition to health costs, the economic cost of tobacco products and use is staggering.  >$325 B per year; $170 B in direct medical care; $156 B in lost productivity (CDC).  Average cost for a pack of cigarettes is $6.36.  Average health-related costs per pack of cigarettes is $35!  Think of all the gospel preachers that could be supported?! 12 Don’t Use Tobacco

 NIH: “A new study shows how tobacco products could act as gateway drugs, opening the door to use of illicit drugs.”  Nicotine makes the brain more susceptible to cocaine addiction.  Cigarette and alcohol use raise risk of later use of marijuana and cocaine.  90% of adult cocaine users (age 18-34) smoked cigarettes before using cocaine: Prov. 6: Don’t Use Tobacco

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 Titus 2:6-8 Is tobacco use evidence of “showing yourself to be a pattern of good works”?  Where does tobacco use fit into being “the salt of the earth” and “the light of the world”? Matt. 5:13-16  Does tobacco use positively or negatively affect your “example”? 1 Tim. 4:12  If Paul and Timothy were alive today, what do you think would be Paul’s advice to Timothy concerning tobacco use? 15 Don’t Use Tobacco

16  Tobacco use is a nasty, highly addictive and expensive habit.  Tobacco use will destroy your health and your good influence.  Only a fool would let tobacco cost him/her their soul!