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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Pretty much blows the junk science second hand

> smoke bullshit out of the water.

> http://www.thecommentator.com/article/4578/leave_

> smokers_alone



This article focuses only on second hand smoke and cancer, and it's full of glaring inaccuracies. But I bet he made a load of money selling his rubbish book to people who enjoy having the wool pulled over their eyes! ;-)

No idea about cancer but the three big ones for narrowing the arteries are supposed to be saturated fat, stress and nicotine. If you can't give up smoking completely then perhaps with eCigs the lack of tar to the lungs means more oxygen in the blood and a bit less strain on the heart?

steveo Wrote:

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> Can you get e-spliffs?


Vaporisers were popular a few years ago but were expensive and didn't give a proper 'hit'.


When I gave up smoking I used the sprays for a while but they were harsh and unpleasantly 'minty' so just gritted teeth and whined a lot. 21 months smoke free so far.

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