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Forgetful Nation: Smoking Causes Heart Attacks

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June 14, 2012 By //  by Caroline Moassessi 1 Comment

Why is it that we often forget this simple fact…
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Smoking causes Heart Attacks.

In case you wonder too and want to help yourself or someone else…check out this outstanding link from the American Heart Association:  Quit Smoking
 
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Filed Under: Advocacy, Lung Health Tagged With: smoking

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  1. judie

    June 14, 2012 at 9:31 am

    it is interesting to note that cigs are made up of chemicals & just a tiny bit of tobacco. those chemicals create a highly addictive (physiologically & psychologically) product. smoking cessation is not easy -it’s difficult and painful. the best choice is to never begin smoking. sadly, one inhalation can trigger changes in the brain. the harmful effects of the addiction can affect generations…. but, create great wealth for companies associated with the product. this includes states & agencies who use funds from tobacco company lawsuits -the vicious circle perpetuates the sale of more products in order to pay settlements.

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