By Christina Sarich
Tag: smoking
Thirdhand Smoke Causes DNA Damage, ‘May Cause Cancer’
Do you know about the dangers of thirdhand smoke? Studies have indicated that thirdhand smoke can lead to DNA changes and cancer.
How Cigarette Smoke and Chemtrails Contribute to Worsened Health
Did you know that cigarette smoke AND chemtrails are poisoning your body with toxins and heavy metals? Don’t worry, though, there are solutions.
5 Ways to Boost Your Happiness NOW! (Part I)
Happiness means different things for different people, but it’s important for everyone. Here are 5 simple things that may improve your overall happiness.
5 FAQs About Recreational Marijuana in Colorado
Colorado’s recent legalization of marijuana has led to many questions. Here are a few things you need to know about pot in Colorado.
The Herbal Remedy to Kick the Smoking Habit & Repair the Lungs
Once banned by the FDA, lobelia, or Indian tobacco, has been used as an herbal remedy for generations to help smokers quit cigarettes and heal their lungs.
Pfizer Falsifies Data for Suicide-Linked Anti-Smoking Drug, Gets Away with Murder
Drug companies falsify data and get away with murder, as evidenced by Pfizer’s smoking cessation drug Chantix and its link to suicide and homicide.
What Big Pharma is Afraid Diabetes Patients Will Find Out
Did you know that up to 90% of diabetes sufferers can treat the issue themselves through lifestyle choices? Big pharma does NOT want you to know this.
Photographic Proof that Smoking Causes Premature Aging
We’ve long been told that smoking causes premature aging, but a new study involving twins offers photographic evidence that the habit makes you look older.
NYC to Raise Age to Buy Tobacco from 18 to 21
The New York City Council recently voted to raise the age at which people can legally buy tobacco products from 18 to 21 in hopes of curbing addiction.
Smoking and Drinking Together Accelerates Mental Decline by 36%
Researchers from University College London found that those who combine heavy drinking with tobacco smoking suffer serious consequences. Combining the two indulgent and unhealthy behaviors was associated with 36% faster decline in brain function. As the amount of alcohol increases, this rate only accelerates further.
