### drug | tobacco:

Cigarette
* All cigarettes emit ingredients deleterious to health.
* Most cigarettes cause cell damage.
* Most cigarettes have a primary filtering system attached to the end of the burn tube
  - effects
  - significant effects
* Some cigarettes cause death
  - diseases
* Some cigarettes cause fatal diseases
  - lung diseases
* account for a small and declining portion of total vending machine revenues
  - most of the tobacco disappearance in the United States and other countries
* also contain tar, a conglomeration of the solid particles found in smoke
  - help people deal with others
  - produce a psychological dependence
* are VERY addictive and hard to lick
  - a good substitute for food
* are a legal product that is lawfully consumed by adults
  - product, voluntarily purchased and consumed
  - major source of fires
  - well-known cause of heart disease, among other illnesses
  - addictive and a lot more poisonous than cannabis
  - addictive, expensive, socially unacceptable, and deadly
  - already one of the most heavily taxed consumer products in the United States
* are also a form of biomass
  - expensive, addictive and they leave a bad odor
  - psychologically addicting
  - an anomaly of human nature
  - capable of suppressing the appetite
  - contraband
  - expensive, highly addictive, and cause major and minor illnesses
  - far more standard in construction and how they are used
  - harmful
  - illegal at all public places
  - inherently dangerous
  - just as addictive as cocaine or heroin
  - legal in all states
* are located in ashtrays
  - cartons
  - gas stations
  - hands
  - packs
  - more expensive in the UK than in many other countries due to high taxation
  - most addictive when they are used to relieve stress
  - objects meant to be smoked
  - often the main source of particle emissions
  - one of the most addictive drugs on the planet
* are one of the most heavily advertised products in America
  - marketed consumer products in America
  - responsible for the loss of many pregnancies via miscarriage or stillbirth
  - suicide sticks
* are the equivalent of a dirty needle
  - first leading cause of all fatal house fires
  - leadeing preventable cause of cancer in developed countries
* are the leading cause of fatal home fires in the United States
  - fire deaths
  - most addictive drug in the world
* are the most common cause of fires in homes
  - lung diseases like chronic bronchitis and emphysema
* are the most common type of Tabasco, and snuff
  - tobacco used by teens, followed by chewing tobacco and snuff
  - tobacco, and snuff
  - heavily advertised products in the United States
  - popular form of tobacco, but cigars and pipes are gaining
  - nation's top cause of preventable death
  - only legal product which, when used as intended, kills
* are the second most common poison source, after medications, for children under age one
  - heavily advertised product in America today, after cars
  - single leading cause of fires in the nation
  - ultra-hazardous products
* are used for burning
  - relaxation
  - smoking tobacco
  - torture
* are, by a wide margin, the most dangerous of all consumer products.
* bans The decision to ban cigarette advertising on television was made in the eighties.
* become expensive and water is more precious than gold.
* beetle adults and larvae also are omnivorous pests of other stored products.
* burns on the fingers can suggest falling asleep or passing out.
* can act as a shield to insulate uncomfortable feelings and situations.
* can be lethal, but prepared food is even more lethal, for absorbed in greater quantities
  - relit, eliminating costly waste
  - cause tongue cancer, mouth cancer, throat cancer, lung cancer, emphysema, etc
  - do much more harm than just lung cancer
  - harm a young person's physical development
  - kill children and grownups
  - smolder under the cushions of a chair or sofa for several hours before igniting
* cause at least one-quarter of all fires
  - le cancer
  - low birth weight and premature births, as well as miscarriages
  - numerous fire disasters
  - problems as well because they decrease the supply of oxygen across the placenta
* contain a drug called nicotine, which is addictive
  - highly addictive drug known as nicotine
  - and emit large quantities of toxic chemical emissions including carbon monoxide
  - cadmium, and smokers inhale cadmium when they smoke
  - nicotine which binds to nicotinic receptors in the brain
* contain nicotine, a mood-regulating drug found in tobacco
  - which, if ingested, can cause seizures and cardiac symptoms
  - no chemicals
  - thousands of chemicals many proven harmful
  - tobacco, tar, and carbon monoxide
* contain toxic chemicals and impair the immune system
* damage organs.
* dangle from people's hands in the streets or even when they're riding their motor bikes.
* defile the human body.
* double the risk of heart disease.
* dry out the mouth and coat the tongue with sulphur compounds, tar and nicotine.
* emit vast quantities of carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide.
* flood the body, quite quickly, with a range of active chemicals.
* have a key role to play as they are an ever-present statement of identity
  - shelf life of two years as long as they are kept in the right environment
  - something in then called nicotine which is very addictive
* illustrate the difference between value in exchange and in use.
* includes cigarette butts.
* inhibit bone manufacture.
* kill far more people each year than do alcohol or other drugs
  - millions each year but are legal
  - more than a thousand people each year in North Dakota
  - when used as intended , and there is no known level of safe consumption
* lead to cancer and lung disease, but they are legal.
* ruin people's health.
* sitting on rails leave burn marks.
* smoke in a house produces secondhand smoke just as it does in an office, mall or airplane
  - homes with children
* smoking alone significantly increases risk of having heart attack
  - over the past decades continues to be a major cause of cancer in the population
* vary in their potential to start fires, depending on cigarette design and content.