Elasticity refers to the extent to which the amount of tar contained in a puff of a cigarette is variable. Concretely speaking, high elasticity describes a cigarette which has little tar contained in the smoke when tested by an official testing machine but a large amount of tar iin its smoke when smoked by a human. Dragging harder and other compensation techniques used by smokers not only increases the tar intake up to 12 times but also can lead to a new and deadlier cancer in the smallest capillaries of the lungs . Smoking and Cancer Smoking Causes many types of cancer , including lung cancer which is the most lethal and painful of primary cancers. As the lungs are corrupted by the cancer the patient will often cough up fluid which has an unpleasant stench.
Most reports assert that lung cancer is a terrible way to die.
Lung cancer is fast enough to leave the patient with little or no time to wind up his of her life. Small cell lung cancer has a median survival from diagnosis of only 2-4 months . Lung cancer is also slow and incurable enough for the patient to feel and know that he or she is going to feel horrible pain unless high doses of pain killers are taken. A comparison of a smokers and non smokers lung from a book in Japanese. Bronchoscopy of a tumour that is blocking the entrance to a lung.