Posted: Thu 27th Aug 2009 09:11 pm
NO,But if you have to use silk cut (lights) or some low tar cigs that like.
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It's been proven that low tar aren't less harmful than regular ciggies: http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/lowtarKingdoc wrote:NO,But if you have to use silk cut (lights) or some low tar cigs that like.
silk cut is exactly the same baccy as b&h the only difference is the holes in the filterBoner wrote:It's been proven that low tar aren't less harmful than regular ciggies: http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/lowtarKingdoc wrote:NO,But if you have to use silk cut (lights) or some low tar cigs that like.
wasn't it proved that nicotine addicts unconsciously inhale more deeply when smoking 'low tar' ciggies?Boner wrote:It's been proven that low tar aren't less harmful than regular ciggies: http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/lowtarKingdoc wrote:NO,But if you have to use silk cut (lights) or some low tar cigs that like.
I honestly dont know.happydaze777 wrote:wasn't it proved that nicotine addicts unconsciously inhale more deeply when smoking 'low tar' ciggies?Boner wrote:It's been proven that low tar aren't less harmful than regular ciggies: http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/lowtarKingdoc wrote:NO,But if you have to use silk cut (lights) or some low tar cigs that like.
As an ex-tobacco smoker I was quite happy with it as well.happydaze777 wrote:I must have been one of the only people really happy with the dutch smoking ban. Feels great to have cig smokers feel a bit of what I go through every time I want to smoke in the uk…
iv'e heard that about smokers inhaling deeper with low tar cigs + i dont smoke at all in the uk only the ocasional habana, my favourite being vegas robeina - unicos, but seen as they now cost £15 a stick its become a monthly thing instead of daily. agree with smoking ban in restaurants, nothing worse than enjoying a meal & someone lights a dirty cheap ciggie, but i think that when it comes to pubs/clubs they should at least be allowed to have a smoking sectionhappydaze777 wrote:wasn't it proved that nicotine addicts unconsciously inhale more deeply when smoking 'low tar' ciggies?Boner wrote:It's been proven that low tar aren't less harmful than regular ciggies: http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/lowtarKingdoc wrote:NO,But if you have to use silk cut (lights) or some low tar cigs that like.
I am so lucky that tobac has NEVER sat well with me. I have had enough addictions without this devious little bastard! I am and have always been a pipe/bong/vapour/pure spliff man. My weed (when smoked through a pipe) goes so much further than my spliff smoking friends. I put this down partly to them confusing there nicotine addiction to wanting a 'toot' and secondly as so much of the spliff goes up in smoke, without ever been smoked... If you know what I mean?
I must have been one of the only people really happy with the dutch smoking ban. Feels great to have cig smokers feel a bit of what I go through every time I want to smoke in the uk…
I don't want to give the impression I am some conservative frik or part of the anti smoking tribe, I just enjoy the irony of seeing smokers outside, freezing their ass's off in the cold, wind and rain, whilst I am nicely tucked up in my coffeeshop tooting my BIG FAT pure spliff...Pauli Wallnuts wrote:iv'e heard that about smokers inhaling deeper with low tar cigs + i dont smoke at all in the uk only the ocasional habana, my favourite being vegas robeina - unicos, but seen as they now cost £15 a stick its become a monthly thing instead of daily. agree with smoking ban in restaurants, nothing worse than enjoying a meal & someone lights a dirty cheap ciggie, but i think that when it comes to pubs/clubs they should at least be allowed to have a smoking sectionhappydaze777 wrote:wasn't it proved that nicotine addicts unconsciously inhale more deeply when smoking 'low tar' ciggies?Boner wrote: It's been proven that low tar aren't less harmful than regular ciggies: http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/lowtar
I am so lucky that tobac has NEVER sat well with me. I have had enough addictions without this devious little bastard! I am and have always been a pipe/bong/vapour/pure spliff man. My weed (when smoked through a pipe) goes so much further than my spliff smoking friends. I put this down partly to them confusing there nicotine addiction to wanting a 'toot' and secondly as so much of the spliff goes up in smoke, without ever been smoked... If you know what I mean?
I must have been one of the only people really happy with the dutch smoking ban. Feels great to have cig smokers feel a bit of what I go through every time I want to smoke in the uk…
Cheers, puffpuffgive. Thank you for the link. I guess this result is all about the chemical additives of commercial tobacco making smoke a lot smoother and inhaling deeper easier. Interesting neverthelesspuffpuffgive wrote:interesting post, thanks. There's some interesting research into this subject like this: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18855154
no its not that... they used a smoking machine in the testspuffpuffgive wrote:
interesting post, thanks. There's some interesting research into this subject like this: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18855154
Cheers, puffpuffgive. Thank you for the link. I guess this result is all about the chemical additives of commercial tobacco making smoke a lot smoother and inhaling deeper easier. Interesting nevertheless .