Smoking deaths will not fall without political action, doctors warn

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  • Ansel
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    • Feb 2011
    • 3696

    #1

    Smoking deaths will not fall without political action, doctors warn

    Lift the ban on Swedish snus then.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/20...cal-leadership
  • precious007
    Banned Users
    • Sep 2010
    • 5885

    #2
    72% of the men smoked in 1962?

    quite a lot

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    • Frosted
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      • Mar 2010
      • 5798

      #3
      Yeah - the problem is they want people to quit nicotine altogether. Genetically some people can quit nicotine easily, for others it's an extremely tortuous undertaking.

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      • muddyfunkstar
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        • Aug 2010
        • 967

        #4
        Because price rises, advertising restrictions and campaigns have worked so well up to now *face palm*

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        • Ansel
          Member
          • Feb 2011
          • 3696

          #5
          In 2012, we live in a world in which smoking is no longer the norm, he said. "I hope that in another 50 years smoking, like slavery, will have passed into history."
          Slavery?! WTF.

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          • precious007
            Banned Users
            • Sep 2010
            • 5885

            #6
            Originally posted by Frosted
            Yeah - the problem is they want people to quit nicotine altogether. Genetically some people can quit nicotine easily, for others it's an extremely tortuous undertaking.
            it's more of a physical thing - it's all in the head -

            most people can't go on with their life and are bound to depression when quitting nicotine - I am a member of a quit smoking forum and can tell - most people are so used to nicotine it is part of their life (I'm one of them) lool

            it's a tough thing to quit - and true - nicotine is harder to quit than cocaine

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            • Frosted
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              • Mar 2010
              • 5798

              #7
              The Royal College of Physicians reported that a lot of nicotine users end up permanently changing their brain in that they want nicotine forever. Others don't seem to be affected.

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