Smoking, but the number killed by second hand smoke is significant, and since these are usually our loved ones, it should give us pause. In fact, it should make us quit.
yes, can second hand smoke give you cancer? That answer is yes too.
If you are a habitual user you will need 25-30 days to pass a urine drug test (but allot relies on your height,weight,physical activity,how much you smoke,etc..) and second hand smoke would not make you fail
a smoke free home means no smoke in the house. TRY preventing second hand smoke, and if u do smoke in the house try not to and try to do it outside. make sure u have a fire escape plan and try to prevent fires.
Second hand smoke can lead to the same effects of the actual smoker. There a studies that suggest that it has a worst effect than that of the smoker's; however, these studies have not been extensively researched. In a overview second hand smoke can (Allegedly) cause lung cancer, health problems, and increase your chances of heart attack, stroke, asthma related death, etc.
no!! 2nd hand smoke is the smoke you exhale or residual smoke from you cigarette/joint and is only bad when inhaled. smoking anything will leave residue on your clothes that may smell but this is not smoke it is just a smell and can cause no damage to anyone else. it might smell strong and make it obvious you have been getting stoned but that it all it can do
Yes, it pollutes the air around you and It also gives second hand smoke to others around you. The smoke is very deadly to your health if you smoke and the cigarette smoke is bad for you if inhaled. Cigarettes can pollute the environment if littered. Instead please dispose it properly.
Secondhand smoke is poisonous and has over 4000 chemicals, including 50 that can cause cancer. Breathing secondhand smoke can be more dangerous than inhaling smoke through a cigarette. It has twice as much nicotine and tar as the smoke that people smoking inhale and five times more carbon monoxide, a deadly gas that starves your body of oxygen. It's technically worse than normal smoking; which doesn't make sense. But if someone that doesn't smoke breaths in your smoke, it's slightly worse; because they might not be used to it.
it all depends where your at. if your buddy and you are clan baking a cig in a car you will smell like smoke a little bit but not for to long
Yes, smoking cigarettes (and this goes for smoking marijuana too) have both been strongly linked to the development of many different types of cancer. Reducing how much you smoke or preferably quitting altogether is best.
yes it can, often second hand smoke can make someone, and their breath if standing close enough to a person, smell like smoke to the point where you would smell like a smoker especially if you are around people who smoke fairly often
Smelling like smoke won't hurt your baby as much as second-hand smoke. So make sure not to smoke around your baby. And, for yourself, keep trying to quit. (The more times you quit, the more lilkely you are going to be successful, eventually.)