Tobacco studies
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Study # 15 - Bronchial

Neither smokers nor nonsmokers showed any change in bronchial responsiveness after smoking cigarettes.

Yokohama City University school of medicine (Japan).

 

Study #16 - Coronary heart disease (CHD)

No statistically significant association was found in either community between smoking and coronary heart disease, hypertension or somatic complaints.

University of Texas, school of Allied health science.

 

Study #17 - Second hand smoke (SHS) or if you prefer, External Tobacco Smoke (ETS)

No difference in prevalence of cardiovascular symptoms was found between those living with smokers and those not.

West of Scotland cancer surveillance unit, Ruchill hospital.

Study #18 - Ovarian and breast cancer

Overall,  smoking was not found to be associated with any of the cancers studied.

Centers for disease control and prevention (CDC), epidemiologic studies branch, Division of reproductive health.
Our own government again apparently didn't get the memo?

 

Study #19 - Breast cancer

The risk of breast cancer does not appear to be influenced by cigarette smoking:
Certainly they have long since changed their mind.

Boston university medical center, Drug epidemiology unit.

 

Study #20 - External tobacco smoke (ETS) effect on children

No convincing difference for viral infections or respiratory illness were seen with parental smoking as an isolated factor.

Baylor college of medicine, Influenza research center, (Texas).

Much much more to come

Things to think about:
 

If nicotine is dangerous, why are doctors trying so hard to sell it to us in the form of patches, gums and inhalers?

I believe the war against tobacco is part of a broader effort to turn us away from traditional pleasures, cures, and comforts, and to turn us into consumers of therapies and pharmaceutical alternatives

Every prescription drug has potentially nasty side-effects, which kill and or make thousands of people sicker every year, needing more pills. We have a pain, feel sad or depressed, sneeze or miss a night's sleep, we start popping pills.  Are people brainwashed, week babies or just plain crazy.

The World Health Organization, for instance, insists that 'ETS kills' even though its own major study proved that it doesn't. This is a classic example of not letting the facts get in the way of an agenda.

The worst damage caused by smoking bans is the damage to the truth. According to Dr. Elizabeth Whelan, President of the American Council on Science and Health and no friend of tobacco:

The role of ETS in the development of chronic diseases is without scientific basis. There is no evidence that any New Yorker - patron or employee - has ever died as a result of exposure to smoke. The link between secondhand smoke and premature death... is a real stretech.