Some people assert that additives added to tobacco products make them more hazardous and addictive as well as making smoking more “attractive.” However, science does not back this up. The replies will differ. Here is an example of a response: Flavorings are one example of a component that cannot be used in tobacco products because … Read more
Social smoking is a pattern of infrequent tobacco use that is determined by the environment in which it is used (for example, smoking more in social settings like pubs, bars, nightclubs, and sporting or music events than when alone). These social circumstances serve as social cues or tobacco usage triggers. The majority of studies have … Read more
No matter your age or how long you have smoked, there are countless reasons to stop. You will feel better physically. The way you look will get better. Your whole life will get better. Look at the below list of immediate and long-term advantages if you need the motivation to quit. You will feel successful: … Read more