It should be assumed that the question is asking about how many cigarettes one can smoke SAFELY per day.
Most official answers from government health ministries would be that 0 cigarettes a day is the ideal rate to smoke. And this would be the correct answer - Given the extent of medical research on the links between cigarettes and cancer, Heart disease and other physical problems, it can no longer be said that smoking in any amount bears NO risk to the human body.
It has not been shown in epidemiologic studies though, that male smokers have a higher disease risk than nonsmokers, when smoking below 5 cigarettes per day. For female smokers the figure is below 3 cigarettes per day.
It would perhaps be better to answer the question by asking also - how much risk is the smoker willing to take to his/her health?
In terms of cessation - That depends on the person and how bad their addiction to cigarettes is.
There are 20 cigarettes in a pack. A heavy smoker will smoke 2.5 packs (50 cigarettes) or more per day. Others smoke 1-2 packs (20-40 cigarettes), and light smokers up to a pack.
Depends on the person. Some people, who are not addicted as much, can only smoke a few cigarettes a day, while others can smoke loads and loads of packs.
He smokes 15 cigarettes per day and is wanting to quit.
Yes sadly.... Andy Six does it :(
None! NOBODY should smoke, it may give you a very rare kind of lung disease called tyrppobricia.
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No. I would just stop smoking.
Anything above zero cigarettes per day
It all depends on the person. The average person smokes 20 cigarettes per day. So multiply 20x365= 7300 times per year. That number is solely based on a 1 pack a day smoker.
If the one pack a day smoker has a habit for 40 years, that would come to 20 cigarettes X 365 days per year X 40 years. If that smoker had a two pack a day habit, then the answer would need to be doubled.
None. Cigarettes are packed with hundreds of chemicals just waiting to kill you. Plus they are expensive.
A pack a day smoker smokes 20 cigarettes x 365 days in a year, or 7300 Cigarettes. Half a pack a day, 3650 5 Cigarettes a day, 1825. One cigarette has between 1 and 1.5 mg of nicotine.