facts about smoking and tobacco

Hi, I am 36 year old. I have been occassional smoker since long (average of 1 cigeratte per day). Since last three months I have been occassionally eating "gutkha". Gutkha is similar to chewing Tobacco. During my previous dentist visit the dentist observed white color tissue on certain parts of marginal gingiva at the right and left side of my mouth. Dentist enquired about my habits and I lied that I don't have any habits.

i am addicted to the nicotine mints and i see why they have been so hard to quit....so if u r talking about getting your neurotransmitters and receptor sites clean and functioning in a healthy way...then yes...it is hindering it...

about a week ago i started smoking 1-2 small ciggarettes of cannabis mixed with tobacco, it helps me relax and forget my problem. i know smoking is bad for my condition, my question is the amount of smoking i do considered "real" smoking that can affect my situation more badly than the bennefits i get from it?

As soon as I got into the doctor and it was confirmed, I quit smoking that same day. (Which was at about 9 weeks.) I used to smoke weed and cigarettes all day every day, but why would you even risk it if you know its a possibility? I mean if you wouldn't blow smoke in a newborn's face, why would you think its okay to smoke while they are still inside you? Sorry to sound harsh but they breathe in everything you breathe.

I never had chewed tobacco, but I smoke, I quit cold turkey about 20 years ago, and after 15 years without smoking, started to smoke again, go figures, LOL. Now I smoke half a pack a day. Try to avoid sweets, spicy foods, coffee or anything that you can associate with chewing tobacco.

However, frequent cannabis use, combined with frequent tobacco use, can certainly lead to an increase in mucous production and cam make mucous less viscous (more thick and sticky), as well as coughing, bronchitis (specifically from tobacco and moldy weed, which is more common than most people realize), and a slew of other respiratory symptoms.. I mean no offence to those of you who suffer daily from the discomfort of PATM, I am merely expressing my opinion.

s National Health Service as they are around 95 percent less harmful than smoking and could help 8 million Brits kick their tobacco addiction, a report by U.K. health officials says. Following an independent review into e-cigarettes, government health body, Public Health England (PHE), found that e-cigarettes could be "a game changer in public health" especially when reducing health problems caused by smoking. With smoking killing around 80,000 people every year in the U.K.

I know that carbon monoxide with smoking is but I have pretty much stopped smoking and am thinking about resorting to other methods such such as tinctures, eating, etc. But I still do not know, will THC increasing my heartrate and all still be bad for my condition?

He always tells me he knows how bad it is and he is going to stop and I really care about him. What all happens exactly when you dip? Like what does it cause?

Passive smoking is basically secondhand smoke, and yes it can be harmful.

and one that found a tenuous link between (current) smoking, WMH, and being an elderly woman. But nothing about smoking/history of smoking and WMH in otherwise cardiovascularly/pulmonarily healthy people under age 60. So, again...where is this coming from? Anyone have any ideas? Can anyone find citations to support these assertions?

I believe it has its risk as for its tobacco and a form of chemical. Everything has a risk but can't say for sure it will harm the baby. It is just highly not recommended. Do your best to play it safe. That's like me and coffee right now.

I have been through and overcame so much, and really gotten serious about my personal health. I stopped drinking four months ago, and I am now almost two weeks smoke free! I have suffered palpitations on and off for a few years, and have been told they are benign, but no less irritating. I just want to offer my support to anyone who is dealing with them now. I must say though, as a former heavy smoker, the best thing anyone here can do for their health is to stop smoking!

I have Marfans Syndrome and an enlarged aorta. I am wondering what effects smoking Marijuana can have on my heart or if it could actually trigger an aneurysm. I have smoked before and was always fine until recently I started getting panic attacks after smoking.

Smokeless tobacco products come in different forms but are not a safe substitute for tobacco smoking. These can still cause cancer and other health problems such as mouth, tongue, and throat cancer; cancer in the esophagus; increased risk of heart disease, heart attacks, and stroke; addiction to nicotine; leukoplakia; receding gums; bone loss around the roots of the teeth; tooth loss; stained teeth and even bad breath. It is important that you weigh all the pros and cons.

I do notice other people in my local HCV support group, who still smoke, but I also noticed they took longer than I, to got Und. I think it is a really good idea to be really anal retentive about followign the Doctors orders on this Tx...and my Doctor happens to frown on marajuana smoking, so I did give that habit up,as well. I have had a couple slip ups, but all in all, feel like my lungs are much healthier, now that I dont smoke that stuff.

Tobacco and cannabis are always bad for you, every organ of your body and not something you should ask for permission to do.

my sister did while pregnant and breast feeding...it really upset the baby s belly and he was never really comfortable. he just cried all the time...once she stopped and his body adjusted to the formula (without the nicotine in his bottles) he is much better!

Having quit a 2 to 3 pack a day 30 year smoking habit and subsequently spending 11 years teaching a very successful stop smoking class I heartely agree with the recommendation of taking deep breaths regularly. But not just through the nose. I am a very firm believer that deep breathing is the most essential part of successfully ending the worlds most severe addiction: Tobacco Smoking.

Rush I quit smoking about 5 years ago. I had to. I had both legs clogged. aorta by pass.and corroded artery .Smoking narrows the arteries and blood viens. which causes VERY poor circulation. That's what's wrong with my feet. They feel like I'm walking on needles and burn like fire. One leg is 70% blocked now. I'm telling you all this so you will stay strong and quit. I smoked for 60 years. I can't remember a time when I didn't have one in my hand.

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I am also a smoker, and I drink a lot of caffeine. I would have withdrawals if I suddenly stopped either of them. I guess I look at it like, I don't feel like I abuse those substances (maybe I do?) They are not illegal, and I don't lie to get them. The same could be said about alcohol, but I don't drink, so... This is a difficult and personal subject.

Is smoking hookah like tobacco or can you smoke hookah without it having tobacco? Does it have the same effects as cigarettes?

For the about 15 years I've been chewing tobacco and smoking it for almost 26 years. I'm 35 and it's been a very long run that I thoroughly enjoyed. Now when it's time to hang it up there's no support for those of us that chew tobacco. There's stop smoking just about everywhere you look and I gave up smoking November of 2016. Today is day 8 tobacco free and all I can think about is eating but I'm on a monitored diet.

ve been trying to find information regarding this topic online but am having trouble finding reliable sources. Obviously smoking tobacco is harmful to your health but does it put one at increased risk for HIV infection. All the information I've found is based on 6 studies which they showed that smoking will increase a person's risk of acquiring HIV up to 3.5 times. I question these studies methods and wonder if there are any additional studies I can find to get a better understanding.

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