The Tobacco Conspiracy - Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This France-Canada co-production goes behind the scenes of the huge tobacco industry, whose economic power has been expanding for five decades at the expense of public health. A gripping investigation covering three continents, Nadia Collot's film exposes the vast conspiracy of a criminally negligent industry that conquers new markets through corruption and manipulation. To confront the tobacco cartel, anti-smoking groups are organizing and scoring points, but the fight remains fierce. With ist diverse viewpoints, shocking interviews and riveting images, The Tobacco Conspiracy deftly defines the issues in a complex situation where private interests and the public good collide. Enlightening and engrossing, this documentary is a hard-hitting critique of an industry gone mad. -
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I quit a month ago and this film has strengthened my resolve.
Thank you.
fred read
I stoped in August 2018 after 35 years of smoking up to 20 per day. I feel so much better already .
fred read my brother stopped smoking and his girlfriend got him a new PC, lol.
@@rumplestilskinsmum5094 yo yhxbbx
I hope you kept it up. I've stopped almost a year ago. not going to touch another one ever.
@@Dazzwidd Still going strong and feeling very healthy 😊
Tobacco has killed or disabled hundreds of millions of people and will continue to do so. I smoked for 42 years and tried to quit for 35 years with no success. One day while sitting at home I smoked my last cigarette and told myself "now would be a good time to quit." Right then I received the faith of a mustard seed and I bowed my head in prayer and asked Jesus to take away my addiction. He did immediately and I knew it. I had zero withdrawals and quit alcohol at the same time. It was a miracle from Heaven above. That was on Aug. 5, 2010.
Oh my god. Thank you for sharing your story sir.
Here's the thing with me ... I was repulsed about cigarettes most of my life. My whole family was anti cigarettes apart from my grandad , who still smokes , he's 75... But my dad is repulsed by it , and he's never ever tried it. And all my life he's told me to keep away. It wasn't until I was 22 , I was on holiday , and somehow I just found myself smoking because all the European people I met , all smoked... Now I smoke one cigarette every 3 days and I need to quit immediately. I can't let this turn into a fully blown addiction
@@zaynumar0 It should be easy to quit if you only smoke one every three days. Give it your best shot.
@@buckshot4428how did you do it? I praying that one day I’ll quit, the one time I tried I almost got depressed
@@GiveRiggyARaise69 I had tried to quit many times on my own and with Chantix, stop smoking clinic and other things including hypnosis. Nothing worked. One day (Aug. 5, 2010) I smoked the last one I had and told myelf "now would be a good time to quit". Right then I received the faith of a mustard seed that's in the Bible and I bowed my head and asked Jesus to take away my addiction. He did and I knew that He did. I told my wife when she got home from work and she just blew it off. Days went by and she knew I wasn't smoking anymore so she knew this time was for real. I will pray for you Pillow.
@@buckshot4428 thank you, I’ll try my best
The worse thing I’ve ever done was take up smoking. The best thing I’ve ever done was quit. 21 years smoke free and counting.
Good information for life 🧬🧬
I'm almost 1 year off cigarettes 🚬. I'm much happier. Congrats to you.
It's a sin to burn something that tastes so good! ruclips.net/video/9XAsSHfrW3I/видео.html
Wow👍👍 so proud of you..you're an inspiration to those who quit
@@tapashyarasaily1373I can’t quit I’ve been smoking for 14 years now! 2009-today, I almost got depressed just by trying to quit once
Been smoking since I was in my early teens, in my 50's now; smoking is one thing I wish I never started.
I smoked for 25 years, but after being introduced to vaping my body is now nicotine free. I can smell and taste again, amazing :-)
After 10 years of smoking cigarettes i found cannabis, and since then i quit smoking sigarettes forever.
@@budgetking2591 Been smoking pot since Christ was a cowboy; never a regret, can't say the same about cigarettes. At least when I smoke a joint there is something to appreciate ! :)
@@jan-eriksandli6221 As if there's no chemicals in vaping? Don't kid yourself.
@@budgetking2591 nice change for the better!
My father took his last breathe last week at 74. He smoked since he was 14 years old and he always thought smoking was good for him. Growing up in the 60s and 70s, the science documenting damage was just uncovering, but because he was so addicted it just did not phase him. He walked everywhere and was very active in his life. This active lifestyle mitigated the effects from smoking, but there was still internal damage. He passed away in hospital with severe COPD and struggling for breathe. As a family it was heartbreaking to lose him this way. Smoking robbed him of his teeth so he could not enjoy food, money, his lungs so he could not be as active as he always was, and it also taken away the chance for him to meet his granddaughter (due in 3 months). If you smoke, please consider quitting.
my dad was 73 when he had a stroke and heart attack in one ago 30 years ago becuase of the smoking - i presume he had been smoking a long time since he was a youngish lad and my mum was diagnosed with copd - i and my sister have been smoking for 40 years an i chose with the help of allen carr to escape the slavery of these evil cancer sticks..........so been trying to help others since - mind you its only been day 5 today - but he has completely changed my thought pattern which is what i needed as i had tried nearly everything else which didnt work becuase its all in the mind and that little nicotine demon just doesnt give up!!!.........
I'm sorry about your father. I smoked 🚬 for 36 years. I quit cold turkey almost a year ago. I'm much happier.
@@elizabethferrari1346 i quit nearly 2 months ago, its actually very easy.........there is a book which i highly recommend.....after being a smoker for 40 years and trying different things to quit.........this book has so helped, a guy by the name of alan carr (no, not the comedian)......when you start to realise the whole phycology around smoking - you never want to pick another one up..........
my mother died from lung cancer at age 64. Same struggles as your dad with copd and rotted teeth. I agree that everyone who smokes needs to consider quitting.
but what if i want to smoke and enjoy it and i really do not care about the effects because it is still my body
i'm a smoker. probably the worst decision i ever made in my life. apart from getting married, lol
Word *2
You have two serious problems to solve lol..
just stop, its super easy. I used to be a smoker, then i somehow just forgot to smoke, havent had a smoke for years now.
Out of all the people I've met, as a percentage, I'm quite sure more have quit heroin than tobacco. I hope to quit smoking soon, it's not even a pleasure anymore, more like a nervous tic.
john davis both kill you lol
I was a heavy smoker for like 17 years, yesterday marked one year since I quit, wisest decision.
So you're now missing the medicinal benefits of tobacco. Tobacco, is , indeed, an herb with medicinal properties.
@@michaelellringer5600 when used wisely and without falling into addiction I agree
@@michaelellringer5600Breathing smoke is not of medicinal benefit
@@Dazzwidd Smoking a pipe is the safest way to consume tobacco and you can make a teat out of it and drink it.
@@michaelellringer5600 Enjoy your oral cancer. Why bother, seriously?
I was smoker for 25 years... I stopped 3 months ago after being hospitalized for 2 weeks. Best thing ever! I am happy that it was effortless. No cravings, no withdrawal.
Sorry to bother you after that many years, but i wanted to ask - if i smoke tobacco and roll it myself, is it less harmful than bought/chemical tobacco brands?
Well, lucky you. I quit two months ago and have been in constant withdrawal and craving.
25 years,that's alot,me just 8 years and I Stopped at only 3 attempts. 3rd attempt is a success😁I will not be a slave for this cig s#!T anymore🎉
@@LeonItsMeIt's just the same. no less chemicals
Wow crazy!!
Did anybody else notice during the Philip Morris guys deposition that he took his glasses off to emphasize his point that he would be shocked if 15 year olds were using his product. That was definitely an act. This guy's a pro for sure
😂😂😂 I know right 7 year old are smoking these day an since tobacco has been around pure evil to be so ignorant
Smoked my first cigarette at 15
Lol doctors used to prescribed cigarettes and legal age restrictions came after prescription of cigarettes stopped. Before that, everyone could buy cigarettes. Kids included. Such hypocrisy
I will hereby incite the stabbing of John Gledhill and ALL senior staff, CEOs and shareholders at Big Tobacco, in other words in this era of shadow banning, I will call it B*g T*ba**o.
(I also shadow ban the ritually slaughtered meat, so h**al meat.). I urge UK shoppers and consumers to defund both tobacco and halal meat although halal meat does you no bodily harm. I mean 'defund' in that UK shoppers and UK consumers should spend less of their time and money with these fascist corporations.
Philip Morris literally influences legislation in foreign countries to ensure children are not prevented from being able to buy cigarettes
Not ever taking the side of big tobacco. Both my parents smoked. It destroyed their lungs & heart. But neither one got any kind of cancer. I do not smoke. And never ever will.
In 1967 doctors didn't tell expectant mothers not to smoke. Mom smoked pall mall gold. I was born 3 pounds 7 ounces two weeks pre mature. I was as close as you can come to still born. Medicine of 1967 saved my life. I was in intensive care in an incubator near 4 months on oxygen having fluids pumped into me to keep me alive. Doctors gave me a 30% chance to live. Our doctor asked my father if they could afford the cost of an infant burial. Moms? Still want to smoke.
Philip, I am so terribly sorry to hear that. My father was born in 1967 too ... I'm so glad my parents don't smoke. Unfortunately, my fucking idiot brain has smoked a few times , but I am quitting this now.
So it was the tobacco alone? Your mother had no underlying health conditions and was in overall good health?
When will a similar documentary be done about alcohol? When will the alcohol be held accountable for the damage done to families, marriages, counties, cities, towns, individuals? When will folks be "giving up alcohol at an alarming rate?" Oh wait, they put "Drink Responsibly" on all their advertising. Surely that will solve the problem.
Because alcohol is actually poison, tobacco isn't. They are purposely poisoning us
Well, in the US prohibition on alcohol was tried and it caused crime rates to swore, created a huge black market, and was rather an expensive cluster fuck... kind of like the last 50 years war on "drugs". What focus needs to be on is education and rehabilitation. Restrictions on advertising, and only fact based data should be available and methods of rehab.
How about our courts do what they are supposed to do and convict Government's, shareholder's, producer's and supplier's with manslaughter every time they kill someone.
All things in moderation. We have to limit ourselves with these things. If you overdo anything, it will harm your life. Teaching people moderation is how the problems get solved. You die from excess, not moderation. I've been drinking and smoking daily for 40 years, but I'm perfectly healthy and the weight I should be (as is my 77 y/o mother and 57 y/o brother who do the same). Only been mildly drunk a handful of times, by accident. You have a drink, not 10 (I mix half white wine/half sprite or whatever's handy because it lasts longer so I don't recommend shots). You don't smoke more than a pack in a day. You have the cupcake, not 10. If you made a plate out of your two hands side by side, your meal should never be larger than that. Your snack should fit in one hand, not bigger. One soda a day, lemonade or water the rest til after dinner when a drink is appropriate. You don't drive if you've had more than one (regular, not a long island ice tea or something). If you've been sitting around for two days, the next two need some exercise in them. It's not that difficult to control yourself. Choose to be happy and have some balance in your life. They shouldn't have to say "Drink Responsibly" because you simply should already know that and do it. The only thing I've ever denied myself is self-destruction. Words to live by.
Good👍
Alcohol and cigarettes go together. Legalised lethal drugs.
It was encouraged big time
@Patricia c, True.
"potentially" lethal. Big time difference. While you were Typing your Bullshit Comment; you should have added "Water, yes, Water, is a lethal Beverage.", just for fun. Good grief.
@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 Are you, defending cigarettes?
Good grief.
Cigarettes are the bigger killer as they directly pollute the environment around where their being used, as in passive smoking, but alcohol directly affects the drinker themselves, but can have an indirect effect on others- an alcoholic getting drunk and committing acts of domestic violence, such as wife beating
Just like sugar .....which probably kills more people (in the U.S.) . Nothing wrong with "the drugs" you mentioned.... just like all other things they have to be enjoyed wisely with measured amounts. Should we take away all that and make perfect zombies out of people ? Ten cups of coffee a day or being a workahollic will certainly give all kinds of health problems also .
6 months after 16 years of smoking i have 6 months smoke free now. i said no more. an never took another drag since
@Ivan Clements Man you got it it is only hard to quit if you lay around and do nothing. I suggest keeping busie. work alot try and not eat so much or drink coffee cuz that is alot of the times you want to smoke alot. keep fluids alot so you can drink something like juice watter or soda and work or keep bussie. its only hard for the first few days mainly day 1 and 2 after that its just mental man. you have this i know you can do it. go for it even with failure it is ok. it is better to try and fail then to never try and succeed at all.
@Ivan Clements No Question. Just do it. an no doubt about it man. Keep strong dude!
@Ivan Clements DUDE WAY TO GO!. You are over the hard part. You will have more energy and be able to breath better fell better. when you are active you will fell better. It is soo amazing !. DUDE this is amazing. Way to go!. You did the hard part.its all easy from here man!
Congratulations. :-)
@Ivan Clements how did you get on? Hopefully you stopped and didnt give in to these money grabbing criminals
I don’t smoke because it’s cool. I smoke because it’s highly addictive. Smoking kills. Killed my mum in April, and it will probably kill me as well. It’s a choice and life is a game of choices. We all have to die from some thing. Be it fast food. Over indulgence in the drink. Every day is one day closer to death. It’s what we do in those days in between that matter. Make the best of those days.
I am 27 and stupidly smoked for 8 years, but I quit 5 months ago. I wanted to keep my smoking era under the one decade mark.
I hope to continue abstaining from smoking forever.
You can smoke for 46 years and remain pretty healthy. I'm living proof of that.
@@brendanjobe6895you would also be in better health If you didnt Dumbo
@@brendanjobe6895 you can smoke for 48 years, lose all of your teeth over the years, contract COPD / emphysema , waste tens of thousands
of dollars, become considerably weaker & miss out on a lot of activities
as well. I’m living proof of that. That’s what it took for me to finally quit.
But you'll miss the medicinal benefits of tobacco. Never forget, tobacco is an herb with medicinal properties.
@@michaelellringer5600 pls tell me about those mr weak! 🤣
Nobody, nobody can order me to quit smoking. I`ve done it well over 50 years and i love it.
This is America. You are free to do as you wish. JUST DON'T ASK ME TO BE YOUR CAREGIVER.
Damn right, it's about freedom of personal choice. I assume the risk of smoking, and i enjoy my habit. People die all the time, you could eat yourself to death, doesn't mean they outlaw burger & chicken production or stop putting steroids in it.
It is a wonderful experience for those who enjoy it, an aquired taste like wine, or beer. however just like alcohol, habitual use to the excess will undoubtedly be harmful to your health. Its up to the individual to assume this risk
I was afraid to stop smoking as it was highly addictive and 40 cigarettes a day since my early twenties made my dependence complete.
If I’d of known how easy it was to eventually go with out them I’d of tried earlier. But all these health scares only made me more determined to carry on for the next 40 years.
Then it was banned from almost everywhere and my son wouldn’t let me smoke in the car, or house so standing outside my house in the middle of winter for a cigarette was my only choice.
I successfully gave it up with the patches and gum about 10 years ago. None of the warnings worked it was the pressure from our three children that made me try.
Fantastic. It sure got more tense to smoke than the relaxation we got from them. I quit, too. It just got annoying and irritating, expensive and they burn faster than they used to. Way-to-go!
@Exempt 1 I didn’t start off at 40 a day I was 60yrs when I gave up. I was addicted almost immediately it built up from one a day at age 15.
My moms in her 50s and smokes 50 a day
I'm glad I've never been able to smoke heavily. The worst was 10 a day and my body chastised me heavily for it and I'd cut right back or stop for a day.
But I can state with great Joy that Jesus took it from me completely almost a year ago now. I don't ever want to touch tobacco ever again. I am thoroughly disgusted by it
Cigarettes almost killed me. I smoked 26 years and I'm only 37. Thank God I got my life back.
I have always known that smoking is harmful. Also, I have been smoking for roughly 10 years. It has never stopped me from it. Barely ever thought about quitting. I just liked doing it. Being reminded how I have been supportinh these shameless companies though.. Owners of those companies have been given me the middle finger on the daily. It makes me want to not light one up tomorrow morning. Or anytime anymore. My middle finger to them is giving it up. How ironic that it's my strongest motivation. Wish me luck.
I quit this morning and feel so much better. It's the best decision I've ever made.....ever!
Since you put it out there, were your successful and 10 months clean? Wish you well, sincerely. We are told it's so difficult and to buy this and that, billions a year to quit; but if you want it, you'll be a nonsmoker. Forget everything anyone tells you. It's a change in behavior and trust me it takes longer than 72 hours to get that nicotine out of you and the brain to heal and produce higher levels of serotonin, but it's doable and you can if you want. Let me know if you did quit and didn't give up. Just curious. p.s. I think quit-smoking-aides are very profitable as well as the cigs; the tobacco companies win, win, win at our expense.
Glad I never smoked
Well thats a good thing
Well done
You shouldn't you're a cat
Smoking is good for you it helps with asthma.
I am 45 and started smoking at 17 I am going to stop today I am so nervous its hard isn't it? God bless everyone who stopped some easier than others
You got this.
6 month's later, how is it going
@@armanirza 8 months now, i'm curious lol
@@manoutraore3788 seems like he died because of cigaratte ...
If you don’t wanna give up nicotine then Don’t . But smoking is the worse way to get nicotine
The entire system is corrupt.
always was , always will be
@@donny234 it's the reason why there's a system in the first place
The only good system is a sound system.
I have quit smoking from 01.01.2020 with the assistance of my will power.
This show was so long it took me a half a pack of cigarettes to get through it!
This is a great documentary!!! My neurosurgeon died of lung cancer. He never smoked a day in his life, but his wife did. I started smoking in the 60's. I just quit. I have lung disease, I have COPD. My uncle died from COPD. Both my mother and grandmother died from lung cancer. Phillip Morris use to tell me that I have come a long way baby. They targeted me as a consumer while I was still a child. They hid the facts of the dangers and led me to believe that if I smoked their poison, I too could be like the wonderful women in their adds and go great places. My children grew up with ear infections and respiratory issues, because their mother was a smoker. My son is 36 now and he too is an addicted smoker because of the poor and uninformed example that I set for him. Where and when will it all end? I sure have come a very long way baby!!
Unfortunately I've been new member of the smoking community. I've been smoking for officially a month now. Its became a big part of my life. My friends smoked around me and it rubbed off on me and since I turned 21 I decided to buy my first pack, and one pack turned into multiple packs. Now I feel the urge to smoke a cigarette when I go on walks, when I listen to music I want to smoke, before and after a meal I have a cigarette, when I meet up with some friends we all have a cigarette and talk. It becomes a part of your daily life. As someone with mental health issues like PTSD its helped calm me down and gave me something to look forward to. I do eventually want to quite, but it's hard! Because its became a big part of my daily routine.
Edit: I've got to admit this was probably the realist cigarette documentary I've seen.
Dude, a month...
Don't spent so much time writing and thinking about _"...being part of the smokers community..."._
You can easily quit without any long term health effects. It doesn't need much at your stage. Also they're banning smoking everywhere. Where's the fun staying in front of the bar/restaurant for a puff? Really, just quit.
Get out Now!!! It will be a lot easier after a year than it will after 20 yrs.. trust me.. its not cool anymore.. you can do it..
Quit your community and then cigarettes
What about tobacco dip ?
@@The44One
Thats Turbo Tobacco, its around 4X stronger and Believe me when you chew for a months or years then Quit. It feels very painful and awesome at the same time. Then you feel much better and rationalize you can handle it Now, and quit whenever you want.
I wish i never started smoking an i wont lie im struggling so badly to stop
@Cory Allen Thank you for your kind words an prayers xxx , I'm actually in Australia but im looking at getting a smoke inhaler but much rather do it alone if i can
@@lindaslyns3493 Try the book 'The easy way to quit smoking' by Allen Carr, i just quit and it was so easy.
@@Mark-hm7uz
Thankyou mark , think my friend has that book. Much appreciated x
I stopped 3months ago smoked for 43 years started at 10 yrs old i am 53 now. Used ZEROSMOKE A MAGNET PLACED ON THE EAR WORKS LIKE ACUPRESSURE not to be confused as acupuncture. GOOD LUCK GOD's speed.
@@alabernathy8348
Thankyou il look into that device.
Im almost 42 iv been smoking since i was teenager 😫
Allen Carr's Easy way to Quit Smoking book is the absolute best thing I've found. You can find free pdfs online.
Was a smoker for 4 miserable years and I am finally free. 6 months smoke free
smoke a cigarette
there is really no reason to enjoy living on this earth if you don't enjoy life, cigarettes makes me enjoy life and different tastes, different sorts, smells. most people think "it's just an addiction, quit now" but i don't really have a valid reason to quit because i wan't to be addicted and always will be.
Couples of things I wished someone told me when I was a smoker:
1) Understand the habit of smoking. Read on the subject as much as you can.
2) Understand psychology. How is your brain tricking you to do that. Because, let's face it, nobody wants to smoke. It smells bad, feels bad, is expensive, and it's killing you. Read as much as you can on the subject.
3) Associate the habit with negatives thoughts. You really got to think about how bad it really is.
4) Just do it. Fail. Learn. Rise. Fall. Learn. Go better at it. Keeping failling. Love to try. Don't give up. Fail. Rise. Fail again. Rise again.
That's it. One day it will be part of your past. Like an old friend.
Almost 11 years since my last cigarette. I’ve easily saved over $20,000 plus maybe my life. Keeping my fingers crossed as I age.
I think we quit within weeks of each other. 10/29/09 was my last puff.
$20,000?
Try $60,000+
Have you "saved" anything though?
Day 2 for me i keep a cigarette on my lips or on my ear, just for strengthen my mind, cause when i don’t have smokes i tend to think about smoking so far i haven’t sparked it up, but smoking weed has been an big part, after smoking a joint i feel the need to smoke a cigarette as well but then i get to high and i forget about a smoke lol im struggling here is this way just suffering myself or strengthen myself
“Lots of people die from bee stings. But you don’t see warning labels on bees.” Did an adult really say that?
😂 seems legit
Should apply to lots of things. For example, vehicles perhaps.
@@Chafflives Car ownership, the most dangerous addiction of all!
I wish I'd never started drinking diet coke
It's worse because of artificial sweeteners.
Yes, it gives you brain fog.
Really bad, health wise.
I've known 2 people that both passed from brain tumor non smokers and healthy both avid Diet Coke drinkers
Me too
I feel that soda should be prohibited to those under 13
I just quit yesterday. Never will start again. Tobacco companies are murders.
I wish you all of the success in the world! I quit 4 years ago and that was one of the best decision I have ever made!
still sober or started ?
One year later...
Emre Erdavran sober? You don’t lose sobriety from a cigarette idiot
@@xtremeentertainmenttv9664 he sounds african so,,lol
I here rolling tobacco isn't as bad as cigarettes. It doesn't have as many harmful chemicals in it.
I thought about quitting...
But I couldn't do that to my mom.
Letting her think she raised a quitter...
Months ago, my wife angrily shouted at me to stop smoking. I did instantly and never again had a cigarette since then. It was very easy for me to stop because deep inside me I knew smoking was a bad habit, not only for me but also for people around me.
I would have divorced her lmao
@@xtremeentertainmenttv9664 you choose gross deadly disgusting cigarettes over a spouse. That's deranged!
@@vickygraham2444 well it’s great that you feel that way but after what happened to me personally, nobody can ever tell me to quit unless I quit for a fat blunt, everyday. And don’t give me any BS on why I shouldn’t feel that way because you simply don’t know the situation
@@xtremeentertainmenttv9664 just be involved with fellow smokers. It's too smelly disgusting for non smokers who are forced to breathe your second hand smoke. My mother and 2 friends died in their early 60s from smoking. Smoking cost them 30 years of life!
@@vickygraham2444 average human life is 70 years lmao it definitely didnt cost them 30 years
Never been a smoker, never will be. But I love checking these documentaries/health videos on this habit.
Anything that raises dopamine is addictive....don't need to be a substance or ingested to be addictive either
Saw a vid saying coffee cuts off receptors in your brain and allows dopamine to flow freely... causing you to be happy and ignore all the shit that's going on around you ( this is why coffee is being pushed ). Smoking cancels the effect.
I like smoking. I’d rather go out at 65-70 than be 90, unable to walk, in some home with college drop outs abusing me, stealing my meds
How old are you right now, if I may ask?
A very good example of documentary making and good, deep research, combined with a journalists desire to get the story out there. There are pointers here for anyone who wants to tackle other subjects. Use this piece as a guideline.
People chose to smoke. Some are affected some not. No one is forcing anyone to smoke. It is a personal choice. End of story.
That being said, it is still wise not to promote it. To ensure children can't buy it.
And to spread facts that is among the most addictive substance known to humans in all forms not just cigarettes, but all tobacco products from cigars to pipes to chew.
But every movie and music star is given free cigarettes to promote smoking amongst children. And it's more addictive than heroin!!!
Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, we don't live in a vacuum, save for those aboard the International Space Station, etc. The nicotine-laden air and non-nicotine toxins drift, and affect all nearby. In populated areas, the secondhand nicotine smoke and nowadays vape -- is essentially inescapable. The problem does not exist when nicotine addicts consume via oral or topical methods vs. inhalation (chewing tobacco is the traditional example, more recently gum, candies, lozenges, patches, etc.).
The personal choice smokers make affects countless others, that's the core assertion when it comes to the desire to breathe clean air free of the secondhand nicotine smoke, thirdhand nicotine smoke, and other non-nicotine toxins.
@@stopthenicotinepoisoning866 Your statement is asinine and childish. Second hand smoke is the biggest lie ever told. Don't want to breathe carcinogenic compounds? Okay just stop breathing then. Grow up, and use your brain for something besides attacking others for their life choices. I don't like cigarettes either, but I don't act like they some how sneaking their way into my life and lungs because someone wants to have a smoke in an alley behind a bar.
@@life_of_riley88 Thank you for your input.
My nan quit smoking after decades, just about 5 years ago. January this year she was diagnosed with lung cancer. She went through chemo, radiation, immunotherapy and 2 weeks ago was told the cancer had spread and there was nothing more they could do for her. Today I may be saying my last good bye to her. Everyone in my life smokes, yet I have never decided to take up that habit. I spoke marijuana which may or may not be just as bad for lungs long term, but seeing my nan decline so rapidly, I will never EVER smoke cigarettes.
“We are here to do business … not question the product we are selling” pretty much what a drug lord would say 😂😂😂
We smokers are helping relieve the world of over population. What are the rest of ya doing?
FREEBACE TOBACCO ,ONLY 4 MORE BUCKS BUTT !
Linda Villone: You're not smoking enough. Population is still rising.
Watching you dying and enjoying
Ya thats the spirit my boi .....#wethesmokers
My siblings and I have not had any children. That's a far better way to reduce the population.
I started back in '92 age 12. Liked to smoke, didn't want to quit, but the New Zealand government kept piling on the tax, to the point a pack of 30 gram roll-your-own tobacco was $50. In January 2018 I moved to vaping, and had amazing success. No craving, no more smoking. If you really want to quit, I recommend vaping.....many people have quit successfully by this method. Because the patches sure didn't work for me!.
Vaping cheaper than smoking eh? Seems weird when you think about it, a pennies on the dollar plant v.s vaping pens and oils.
Now that we kicked tabacco in the nutts, lets do the same for :
Coffe, Plastics, Cell Phones, Sugar, GMO´s, Geoengeneering, LED lights... ...Goverments ...
So, when and how do we suppose to apply that "my body my choice" thing?
Not saying smoking is good but please lets be honest people.
My father never beat the living crapp out of my mother over cigarettes... just sayin...
TOUCHÉ
Nilson Costa That's right,your body your choice.
You haven't kicked anything in the nutts, we are still smoking whenever we feel like it.Don't panic, but the World Health Organization has declared that processed meats - which includes bacon, ham and salami - cause cancer.
Nooooo, not coffee.
And 5G
Smoking rates gone down, lung cancer rates going up. Lucy, you got som splaining to do
I read an article a few years ago where a scientist in Spain said her research showed that it is not nicotine that causes your lungs to go black and sick, but sugar is the colprit. Also sugar affects other organs negatively.
Also, she states that smoking, IS NOT the cause of cancer, but if you have it, it will make it worse.
I have been a smoker and a non smoker. I also know many smokers who have lived well into their 90's as well as non smokers. Smokers have died and so have nonsmoker's. If one does anything in excess it can be hazardous to ones healthy. More people die from health related issues due to bad eating, or drinking, drugging habits than smokers. It amuses me when people make such a big issue about smoking. In the generation of the early nineteenth century to today, more people have died from starvation, wars, and diseases (WW1 and WW2), and drugs, medicines, than from smoking. The other point I wish to make is ...how health fanatics (non smokers) take to the road and run or walk in the morning (peak hour traffic) and early evening, (peak hour traffic), when thousands of vehicles are spewing out carbon monoxide, and they are breathing it in while they run. So do motorists who sit behind cars in traffic with this filthy air penetrating ones car for so many hours a day, sometimes 7 days a week (or less if they choose one day to stay off the road). The carbon monoxide footprint is already rising, because of the "greed of the "global elites", who are reducing most natural forest (that clean the air) worldwide, filling wetland (that clean the water) removing vegetation, (causing bigger floods) so they can build new residences, with few trees or plants being put back. So wherever we go we are breathing in polluted air. Yet smoking it a big issue for some people. Some may not smoke but they may live in a filthy home. Then there are those who live when there is a lot of dust. Dust also penetrates the lungs and can affect the lungs. A great percentage of humanity take medicines for the slightest ailment, instead of taking natural cures. I can go on and on. I was a considerate smoker and did not smoke in front of those who were non smokers. Yet they are sucking in not my smoke but carbon emissions throughout the day. I am nearly 70 and a light smoker (10 or 15 a day), yet I am still fit for my age. My mother was a light smoker too and lived till she was eighty. (Not dying from smoking from heart failure (a heart problem she had from a young girl). My sister died of cancer (tumor in her lung). Yet never smoked a day in her life, nor any of her children or husband. My mother in law also cancer who died recently, being told it was also in her lungs, yet she too, never smoked. I don't go around telling people how to live their lives. Yet I have seen that a high percentage of Americans are obese and have a variety of health problems, including diabetes. I don't go around telling them to go on diet and stop overeating. The world is doing very little about the pollution in the air, the poisoning of our seas with garbage, the depletion of many wild animals, the poisoning of our streams and oceans with humanities garbage etc., The eco system (that was once balanced is becoming unbalanced, contributing to climate change, (with mans added pollution), with new viruses and diseases (that we have never heard of before) existing today and I am sure more will come. This world is in a mess as far as I can see.
So do your little crusades, yet look at the full picture and not a small portion of it, for when they do decide to press the nuclear button, and spew out radiation everywhere, or drop their little bio (anthrax or other) and chemical bombs, don't blame the smokers.
I would give you 100 likes if I could I agree wit every word you say..I would ad just one thing- FOLLOW the money ho is profiting out of these scam? The big medical companies. Just cheek in the medical books- a large percentage of medicines,contains NICOTINE .It means that it have a healing capability just like CANNABIS .
Smoking directly causes cancer. Stop making excuses.
@@Polygonal_Sprite living causes cancer.
@@Polygonal_Spritedamn wonder why weed is banned then
Grew my own tobacco this year. Let’s see how it measures up to commercial tobacco for personal use of course
Obviously you dont live in Australia, if we get caught growing tobacco, we will get more gaol time than given for growers of marijuana.
Hows is that logical?
@@rtdmna nah I live in America
How does it feel? I imagine is not as addictive since it doesn't have all those nasty chemicals added
Mozart's Requiem is playing during the clips of the companies' documents, if anyone was wondering.
Mozart.
You don't say.
A fine piece of music.
I am a smoker. No one ever told me they were not addictive. I am responsible for what happens. All the evidence is available. So it works its way into DNA or RNA and is impossible to resist idk. What I do know is that if I want to stop I can. That don't make it easy. Not impossible. If I'm too weak to do so there is so much assistance is not funny. If that don't work I didn't want to and I put my vice over my life. What smoker do you think isn't aware of this? Is there a smoker out there who is unaware and oblivious? I don't think in the developed world there is even one.
Please quit. How long have you been smoking for
Smoked for 16 years and quit for a year and then started again (yeah I know). Couple weeks ago after a party with a lot of cigarettes the next day I said to myself that I need to quit this sh.t but my brain wanted cigarette badly. Went quickly on YT to learn anything about vaping as this was almost unknown for me (tried some first e cig 10 years ago and it was so bad). I bought ecigarette on the same day and it really works for me. 0 cigarettes since that day. I stop thinking about smoking after 2-3 days. Its not "healthy" but so much less harmful and it keeps you away from cigarettes and I feel much better. If you want to quit and you have tried everything except vaping maybe give it a try. But if you are not a smoker please dont try it, and dont use it for drugs.
I quit this shit for good n i encourage every smokers to do the same
I smoke an occasional cigar and I have a pipe I smoke now and again. It's not an everyday thing with me. I've never touched the shit known as "cigarettes" and I've never inhaled. I also only smoke premium tobacco, most of it being organic.
You are still at risk of cancer of the mouth and esophagus. You still are putting others at risk because of second and third hand smoke.
I wonder how much of the bad health effects of cigarettes is due to the other chemicals besides tobacco chemicals. Would it be as bad if the tobacco companies focused on organic tobacco, and no additives. After all, didn't native americans consider tobacco a healthy thing, as well as a sacrament?
7 years going strong on organic, chemical free tobacco. Athlete here; smokes two hand rolled before working out and has never been out of breath
Brad Campbell we are all being killed daily....water,food,air you breathe, clothes you where, every technological device you use or others used around you, chemicals you clean your body with.. we are living to die and being their slaves to accomplish this agenda. . Have no fear..... Jesus Christ is the only way to truth,love ,and eternity through worshipping Him as your Lord and Savior
Maybe some people have weak lungs..I feel great and I've smoked and continue to do so for rent years.. And why the hell does the big bad Government give a sh%t about American people? ??? They have generated billions off of all the health problems and the death caused? The hospitals and pharmaceutical companies are just as guilty. . WAKE UP SHEEPLE. ....... The government doesn't care about you.... they create, cure,and kill... now vape.....it's safe... why are people not worried about the death your phone,Xbox, ps4, laptop, desktop, ipod, smart tv, smart watch, smart car, smart shop all those plus millions more cause more radioactive cancer causing cells than fifty years of smoking. ...so I'm sure most will die from cancer tech in ten to fifteen years LOL JUST LIVE ......WAKE UP. .?....SICK OF STUPID LABELED SHEEPLE
Smoke weed.. they do
@@ForHonorUSMC I remember when I worked at a gym there was one guy that took a smoke break in the middle of his workout back in the '80's, and he seemed quite healthy.
First drag felt like a horse kicked-in my lungs.
My father in law never smoked ran marathons didnt drink ate all the right food dead at 60 liver cancer my sister didnt smoke had an allotment grew veg 62 dead ovarian cancer next door neighbour 85 years old sits in the garden smoking his arse off since he was 14
Aside from my health, the main reason i''m quitting (had my last one before watching this) is that i do not want any longer to help line tobacco CEO's pockets with billions of $ while their product kills people and they sit back and laugh about it. Quitting is a form of protest, sorta, like giving the middle finger to the establishment...lets all do it!
It's not the tabacco it's all the chemicals in a cig which is the same cem in our food
hope king ikr
The tobacco coats your lungs
@@Zach.3246 ....."with Emphysema Wishes and Cancer-filled Dreams." Robin Leach (may he rest, in peace).
hope king nicotine is toxic
I mix with uni students, and they can't afford cigarettes and alcohol.... hard core drugs are much better value !
I wish I'd never tried them. Need hypnotherapy or something it's so hard to quit.
That's because we're brainwashed to think so. Also, billions are made on the quitting aides. You can if you want, you can cut down and go off successfully if you want. I hope you did it.
I did an investigation myself and asked 100 doctors if smoking was bad. 1 doctor said its perfectly safe to smoke. I wonder how 99 of them got such a bad education
You didn't ask 100 doctors anything, Oh it was a joke. This is the kind of stuff shills really say tho. The ignorance is real! You got me.lol
@@j.w.1419 The question is how you could miss that it was a joke
@@heavymeddle28 I apologise. My bad.
@@j.w.1419 😊
As an English shareholder of B.A.T. and Imperial looking to fund my old age retirement with their generous dividends their ruthlessness and dishonesty impresses me. nearly as much as American gambling corporations, French alcoholic beverage conglomerates or German diesel car manufacturers!
both my parents smoked i stole their cigarettes when i was 5 and started smoking then. i did the same with their alcohol at 10. i am 65 years old now i was a chains smoker from the age of 12. i have had terrible addiction and health problems all my life. i had a spontaneous pneumothorax ( one of 2 ) about 25 years ago and nearly died each time. while i was in hospital i was given a chest drain and with the drain in i went into the toilets to have a cigarette. When i inhaled i saw the smoke coming out of the hole the doctor had cut into my chest to insert the drain and the smoke came out the cut in the chest and into the tube that was attached to me. It would be nearly another 20 years before i stopped smoking after becoming a Christian and i believe God helped me to quit because I was so far gone that no human or earthly power could help me.
My wife is an a and e nurse and i always see dying patients outside her hospital smoking. My own doctor told me there were certain benefits to smoking. they are all mad. i sometimes used the images of soldiers smoking in the trenches or in combat to support my own habit. it is straight up evil and from the devil
@Mr Cabot No you are right the Devil controls the tobacco industry but the only living God has all the power to save and help those who repent from smoking and want to give up. Well that is my experience and I can only go by what my eyes and ears and senses have confirmed to me. If you are telling me otherwise then i suspect you dont know God or perhaps work for the opposition
@Mr Cabot You cannot speak for my personal experiences .I know what I know that is what i meant by this has been my experience. I am free from addictions that I had for over 50 years I know that in my own strength I could not have achieved it because I tried and failed for years and had given up trying when God stepped in and did it for me. You comments about men being sodomites, fraudsters, tax evasion, pedophilia etc yes all these human characteristics are found in all religions just as they are in secular man fortunately I do not worship a man made religion I worship God. Jesus Himself had the strongest condemnation of the religious leaders of the time.
You mention "we would love to meet the Man and We know your God." Who is this we? Perhaps you have never read the bible apart from a cursory glance at a Gideon bible stuffed in a hotel room side table. However even those are now disappearing in much the same way that Christ is. Its all prophesied in the bible as a believer in Christ as my saviour i know what to expect. The final outcome is already pre destined and all that is left to determine is how many people the devil takes down with him. I dont know if you are a smoker or not but the most recent estimate is that tobacco is on course for having killed 1 billion people and if you dont think that is strategy straight from the devil and hell then i dont know what is. That is more than all the wars and famines in history.
How about doing the same legal act to alcohol companies around the planet..
Have been wondering why not ban alcohol in my village it has destroyed the life of fellow young men
@@haweyaabdillahiadhan7621 exactly, alcohol destroys more lives than all drugs together
@@rnunezc.4575 It Does
@@haweyaabdillahiadhan7621 Don't worry.. there getting rid of alcohol and replacing it with Ice and Crack etc.
Combine the tobacco conspiracy with the fact that cures for cancer & other diseases have been suppressed and what do we really have?
Killing of humanity slowly and painfully on purpose
Systematic control through influence and wide spread psychological manipulation as a whole.
Which cancer type are you referring to?
A fucked-up world? As usual? 🤦♂️😡
A war on health
Quit this cancer everyone
Food will taste better
Exercise will give better result
Skin heals within 6 months
Digestion improves
It’s only since Jan I gave up these cancer sticks but honestly I see changes 35 now but more active in daily life chores not like before
I hope these scum bags are dragged out of their luxury homes and meet a terrifying ending.
My dad smokes, I started smoking at age 10.
I have quit now, my dad has not.
This was so raw and heartbreaking. It is a cold rigid truth that makes you feel things you typically do not.
I remember that brand, Basic. I thought at the time, "What a dumb idea, naming a cigarette after a computer programming language" so I guess I was not in the target demographic.
I really loved smoking, was very good at it, I smoked from 14 to 34, Iam now nearly 44 and I still get the cravings from time to time, I’ve basically learned to live without them, I used nicotine patches and saw the smoking nurse at my doctors every week to initially stop, After this I also had an e-cig for when I went for a drink at the pub, I’ve now stopped using this.
Forget tobacco. We want to know when everyone is gonna legalise cannabis in the UK. Its 2022 not 2002.
Been smoking most of my life. I desperately need spinal surgery but the surgeon won't touch me until I quit smoking for three months before and two months after surgery. I can't do it. I want to quit but can't. I'm so jealous watching that guy at the beginning walking up those stairs. I certainly can't walk up stairs now. Wish I never started.
Yo , do nicotine pouches or nicotine lozenges
As a pipe smoker there are more pipe makers and tobacco blenders than in the 1950s.
Pipes don't have the cancer link anything like as strongly, as there are no additives and the tobacco doesn't touch your lips - not inhaling helps a lot too. Definitely a better smoking method and smells nice too.
Yeah, and they ain't making much money. The pipe tobacco industry is in trouble, feds might ban all flavored tobacco, that's deadly for pipe tobacco industry
It makes no sense to say that second hand smoke is 20 times more dangerous than smoking an actual cigarette, there's no logic behind that statement, literally none, just saying.
Just google it to find out why. Its not hard.
@@videofudge I'll give you a topic, off-topic analogy, what's more intense, direct sunlight, or the sunlight reflecting off something?
There's no way this is true, that second hand smoke is more dangerous, I don't care what Google says, because you can't believe everything that's told to you, even if it comes from Google and furthermore, it's literal common sense.....
There's a so-called pandemic going on right now, but if you didn't have any kind of TV or social media Outlet, you would have no clue what was happening....
What's more dangerous, getting shot straight from a gun, or the ricochet of the bullet? Infact, there is literally nothing, that is second hand more dangerous and I mean nothing... You can't believe everything our government tells you and or, the scientists either...
Hell, I can literally prove to the point where it's indisputable, irrefutable and impossible to challenge, that our government, is working against the American people, manipulating us like pawns on a chessboard, for their own amusement, benefit and financial gain.
@@tommy2pieceya734 bro. Just GOOGLE why is 2nd hand smoke more dangerous if you want to know. Its not that deep
@@videofudge
I asked Google what's worse, smoking a cigarette or being around someone who's smoking a cigarette and this is what was said
" Firsthand smoking and secondhand smoke both cause serious health effects. While directly smoking is worse, the two have similar adverse health effects."
I copied and pasted it too by the way, so...................... like I said
@@videofudge well, I mean, I told ya, first hand is always worse than second hand and that it's just common sense.
Why is it so hard for people to understand the difference between natural tobacco and cigarettes
Why do the manufacturers of tobacco, spray all tobaccos with a carcenogenic fire retardent.....answer....ALL tobaccos burn very rapidly without the addition of fire retardent, so as a viable product for reselling this spraying was necessary otherwise no one would pay for any cigarette product that burns away very quickly....something I discovered when I moved away from "Shop bought" tobacco and started to grow my own tobacco. Home grown tobacco is a much better product anyway but it really does burn away at twice the speed of the shop bought retardent sprayed commercial product. The downside of using commercial tobacco is the risk of cancers that stem from the additions of the extra sprayed nicotine to lift the nicotine level (tobacco cannot reach the 14% level found in commercial tobacco, It has to be added by the manufacturer) and the other added sprays (the fire retardent) do increase the addictive properties in tobacco and the extra risks of various cancers as these added sprays are ignited and burned when smoked......home grown tobacco does NOT have these carcenergenic properties because it doesn't have these added sprays in it....Home grown tobacco doesn't make you cough ......the commercial types do (added sprays)....Cannabis is a classic example of smoking without the dangers of cancers...NO ONE in our world has ever died from any cancers from smoking cannabis....NOT A ONE....Cannabis has no added carcenogenic spray added.....tobacco does.....but sadly, cannabis is illegal in many countries.
My wife and I own currently own 625 shares of British-American Tobacco, worth just over $20,000. We've bought and sold several tobacco stocks over the years, always at a profit, always collecting robust dividends while owning them. Upside: The incentives for tobacco stock is strong; it's an addictive product that cannot be easily quit; governments ( particularly developing countries ) collect huge taxes on tobacco sales, and therefore are unlikely to outlaw tobacco products; and the private sector bears most of the burden resulting from the plethora of illnesses due to smoking - while those who smoke die younger, significantly lowering the government social service burden of aging citizens. It's a vicious binary cycle of profit & death, one revolving around & sustaining the other. BTW I quit smoking 14 years ago. Between the money I've earned on tobacco stocks and having quit smoking myself, I'm up probably at least $30-35,000. Downside: I'm part of the problem. I will profit from the suffering and death of about 8 million people this year. I didn't take a vow of poverty when I stopped smoking, but I'm aware of how I'm passively contributing to humanity's misery. And I would like nothing better than to light a cigarette, even now, 14 years later - cigarettes are THAT addictive.
I wonder how many other products we are lied about that we are still using and causing us harm.
Pretty much everything we eat too
I was heavily addicted to chemically fortified cigarettes, unaware of the ingredients
What tobacco isn't heavily fortified chemically?
26:50
This guy is living in the Hell he helped create.
If you want to talk about health risks and smoking, you should also include health risk with food. When you compare the two, more people die of obesity than cancer from smoking. Food is tainted by the way it is processed to make a dollar. Processed foods also cause cancer in many forms as well as heart disease. The industry has made it expensive to eat healthy. I always find it ironic to see an obese person talk bad about people smoking.
I want to see one done on "sugar" next! Sugar is even more addictive!
I use. Capsaicin
Hi! There is one on sugar... It's called A Sweet Deal; part of the Rotten series on Netflix
We all make poor choices. Some worse than others. Smoking is just one of them.
I smoked for 13 years and I still remember smelling other chemicals when I inhaled . That concerned me and I wanted to quit . My husband also smoked at that time too.
So my husband and I quit on the same day . Unfortunately he died years later from COPD because he had been smoking for 37 years prior to us quitting . I have been okay so far ,but hope and pray as the years go by I won’t suffer from my mistake of smoking .
Changing my routine I had when I smoked ,helped me when I finally quit smoking and the support from my husband and friends was beneficial. Now I find smelling smoke from cigarettes repulsive.
I quit cold turkey as doctor said i had mass in my lungs. Only smoked for 12 years but quit because of the results. Fortunately they said it wasn’t cancer, still stopped smoking though and I’m grateful!
Day 25 👍 Cold Turkey !!
Honestly as.easy as quitting any habbit , like video games or favourite hobby , takes 4-7 days to break mental urge . Blaah blaah and blaaah long story short !! STRONG MIND !
Helps to smoke weed.
ain't even gone lie, i stopped smoking for 2 months...the urge to smoke was so strong that I went back and never quit since.
2months,damn i quit once for 2 days just wanted to see how long i could last,,then i went on a fishing trip and juts had to have one ,then two and so on but for those couple of days i was breathing good, smelling and tasting good,it was amazing,,but yes it is very hard for some ppl to stay away and get off the withdrawal pains as they last so long,while others are able to get over it after a week or a few days ,this is hard to see ,my cousin quit for several months then went back so its like there is no hope if the pain and urge is gonna last that long ,some ppl juts give up but you need to keep trying and it gets better hopefully
@@ARCSTREAMS it never gets better. I quit for 25 years and a day didn't go by I didn't think about smoking. Started again about a year ago but will stop again and will always long for them.
@@adamv4951 thats crazy, 25 years and you still urge it, but im sure the pain was much worst when you quit the first few weeks than the urg you still have now, i know a family member who quit long ago and not had any problems,another guy i knew at work who was a chain smoker also quit and several years later i saw him and could not recognise him,he ballooned like a puffer fish because he was eating so much after he quit,,everyone is different
Get a juul
@@dr.nug7103 they don't hit after a good meal like a cig do "sad face"
Tax free smokes when your in the military. They give you smoke breaks if you do make you keep working if you don't smoke. At least that's the way it was while I was in. My whole family smoked untill they died or got severe illness due to smoking. Quoting smoking was easier when I quit drinking and kept telling myself how absolutely disgusting it is. I have since helped others quite, switching to the new vape system can be dangerous. For ladies I think it's ever more difficult because of the emotional attachment, so it becomes all the more stressful to quite. Try using cannabis if you have to, it's way better for you if you can get it with more CBD than THC. The CBD actually helps the craving much more than THC. Even roll your own and trade out the tobacco for CBD cannabis by an eighth at a time untill your no longer using the tobacco. Good luck, you will need it since tobacco is easier to get than heroin and just as adictive.
Trust me, tobacco is not "just as addictive" as heroin. Quitting cigarettes, if you were smoking thousands per day and had been doing so for 50 years straight, stopping them cold turkey wouldn't compare to quitting heroin even if you were taking one $10 deal a day and only had been for a couple of weeks. It's like comparing the stimulation from caffeine to that of crack cocaine, comparing the light emitted From a single candle to the emission of light coming from the sun.
I was a 45+ a day smoker and had tried everything that you can get at a chemist. I tried 5 times to stop and found that when I started again I found I smoked more....
Then I went into a vape shop, fortunately for me it was a professional store with people who knew what to do. That was seven years ago and I haven't touched a cigarette since. It made a massive difference to my health.
Sadly the government's of many countries that are in the pockets of the tobacco industry.... That's all of them by the way, are desperately trying to tax the hell out of vaping products or make them illegal. They don't get any tax from vape devices so its days are numbered.
Unless we ALL stand up against this and stop allowing the government to steamroller over us the industry is doomed and so are the people who want to get of the cancer sticks. I think they often forget that they work for US ! We pay their wages so who the hell are they to tell us how to run our lives ?
Never mind police state its starting to become police world !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How long did it take you to stop vaping and be free of nicotine?
The governments are all against smoking and the tobacco industry. You sound like a conspiracy theorist
Vaping helped me. Just keep lowering the nicotine dosage from one bottle of juice to the next till you get to your last bottle of vape juice. Wich has none. Saved me a lot of money and I didn't smell like nasty cig smoke. 5 years cig free after 18 years of smoking.
mothy's fridge
Yes I did the same . It worked for me as well.
I've been smoking since I was ten I used to be able to get a pack of cigarettes out of the machine for seventy-five cents for Marlboro now it cost me $12 a pack that's what's killing me is the price
I 🚬 ed for 43 yrs stopped 3 months ago saving $160.00 U.S DOLLARS a month
Nothing better than going to the Tobacco shop and buying a pack of good ol lucky strike that’s all I smoke that’s all my grandpa did to tell he died at 96 of old age he smoked a pack a day he first started smoking them when he was given them from the military in WW2
Aero When these people demonize tobacco it's like they are demonizing America.
I stopped three years ago. In New Zealand it is just under $100. per 50gram pouch and the government get the majority of that.
@@mdkcjtl5523 "Nothing better" than buying ciggies?! Your life must really suck...
you are saving your life.at least adding extra years in good health worth more than measly 160$ a month.
I am addicted. smoked 47 yrs.
I am powerless over nicitine addiction and my life is unmanageable by me. been inpossible for me to stop.
Will power is useless!
I need help!
Hope in God is my only hope.
Lol.... god gave you willpower... you slap him in the face by giving it up. Only a baby cries for there parent to do everything for them.
Oh.. and eat liver 3× a week. And take herbs; ashwagandha, gingko, gotu kola, and lobelia, to help you quite
if you've got zero will power you might aswell carry on a few more yrs till they do what they are designed to do to the human race.
Maybe through prayer and using a vapor you might be able to quit I quit after 43 years with Vape
My parents are in there 80s still smoking I'm more worried about pesticides and 5g
High rate of smokers in japan, low rate of lung cancer! Not saying inhaled smoke is a good thing! But its prolly more the chemicals they add to the tobacco, than the plant that kills.
There, Wolf. There, Castle.
both are for the same reason, populaton control and money, just different era
It's all about profit...
Humanity is screwed up and evil. I love dogs more than people.
Do you like cows?
it is been 2 years since i ve quit smoking
@ Mr Cabot You mean Gee Wheez
My mother still smokes and hearing her hack her lungs out every morning with that first smoke made me never want to. It may sound bad but she doesn't look well anymore either. I would rather exercise and eat healthy than be on drugs.
This is why I'm a happy vaper.
You just replaced one habbit with another. Not good , who knows whats in those vap things
Not saying it's a 100% healthier. Been a chain smoker for over 25 years +. Still when I listen to my body definitly healthier than those filthy smelly smokes. No more wheezing, got my taste and smell back and can run 5 miles without effort. Still enjoying my nicotine which is essentially the same as caffeine without most of the bad crap.
That is how I was FINALLY able to quit after smoking since the 60's!!
its not better keep vaping that perfume
you are still a nicotine slave.