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   Comment by Robort K on 10 August 2009:

   A few of the dangerous chemicals in tobacco smoke that can affect you and your children
   Chemical Description
   4-aminobiphenyl…. Promotes liver/bladder cancer
   Ethyl 2-furoate… A liver poison, considered for use as a chemical warfare agent
   Hydrogen Cyanide. A poison used in gas chambers, responsible for paralysing and killing the cilia in lung airways
   Arsenic……………….. A poison used to kill rats
   Formaldehyde………. Used to preserve dead bodies
   Carbon Monoxide… Replaces the oxygen in red blood cells can mimic anaemia
   Ammonia…………….. An irritant and poison used to help vaporize nicotine so it can be easily inhaled
   Nickel………………..… An organ specific carcinogen
   Naphythlamine…A bladder carcinogen
   Toluidine…………….. A bladder carcinogen
   Benzo (a) pyrene… A cancer promoter
   Acetylene……………. Used for fuel in welding torches
   Cadmium…………….. Used in rechargeable batteries
   Benzene………………. Used as an industrial solvent
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   Comment by Tammy P on 11 August 2009:

   the fire will not kill the chemicals- however, it may kill some of the bacteria, and a little bit of germs, but it will NEVER kill it all. Besides, the cigarette fire really is not hot, big or open enough to kill those things to the point where it will do no harm. The best way to stop would probably be …
   Step 1: start to smoke less- it will make it less addictive.
   Step 2: try to stop buying cigarettes- if it helps, ask someone to shop for you.
   Step 3: If this does not help, ask a doctor what medication- or something- will help.
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   Comment by Free Wordpress Plugins on 11 August 2009:

   Next time you smoke, or have a friend smoke, ask them to take a puff and then blow it out through a kleenex. Just one exhalation leaves a dirty smudge on the kleenex. Now, imagine if this is what is coming out, WHAT is going in!
   Smoke is not visible harmless gas. It is actually made up of tiny pieces, called “particulate matter”. The pieces are so small you would need a micro scope to see them clearly, but there are so many of them in a cloud of smoke that you can see them all as a hazy cloud. The particulate matter from a cigarette contains tiny pieces of actual tobbaco leaf, minute ashes from the burning paper, and a toxic chemical cloud. The chemical vapors from a cigarette contain about 5000 different chemicals, including lead, arsenic, phosphorus, and many others. The smoke also contains aresolized tar, which is remnants of the burned plant resins.
   It’s not germs or bacteria in a cig that causes problems (like you said, they would be incinerated anyway). It’s the chemicals that slowly kill you. You wouldn’t inhale smoke from a house fire, would you? A cigarette is only a little less toxic.
   Filters help catch some of the bad stuff, but not enough to make it healthier than non-filter cigs.
   To succesfully stop, you have to WANT to. Additional aids really come in handy, like the patch, nicotine gum, or I think there are pills that a doctor can prescribe to help with withdrawl too.
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   Comment by Chuy on 11 August 2009:

   Everything in excess is bad for you!, food, alcohol, tobacco. There’s people that die of lung cancer without ever smoking 1 cigarrete in their entire life! So my theory is that when its time to go then its time to go. Simple
   Nicotine is very addictive and that’s why its hard to quit smoking
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   Comment by robgentl on 11 August 2009:

   Not all of it, you breathe in 1/4 of the smoke which contains dozens of chemicals.
   In fact, the combustion makes the chemicals more harsh.
   Stopping smoking is one of the hardest things to do. Because cigs are designed to be addictive.
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   Comment by Tina B on 11 August 2009:

   This has to be the dumbest question ever! all ciggerates are bad for you stop it ruins your health,cost too much money and stinks real bad!!!!!
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   Comment by hcoandfi on 11 August 2009:

   umm did you know there are over 200 poisions you suck down if you’re smoking one wittle cigarrete?

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