history of tobacco dependence Read "Ending the Problem: A Blueprint for the Nation" at NAP.edu Great Books on Smoking History

Coal mines operated by the Northern Pacific Railway Company produced ~ 200,000 tons/year in 1896 and increased to over a million tons/year in 19171920 (Montana Bureau of State Lands 1983)

The consensus so far from blind taste testing carried out in pipe clubs is that there is no notable difference

Here are just a selection of the chemicals that make all tobacco products toxic when smoked: Formaldehyde: Highly poisonous and used to preserve dead bodies Ammonia: Found in strong cleaning fluids Benzene: Used as a solvent in fuel Cyanide: An industrial pollutant Arsenic: A deadly poison found in insecticides The problem with rollies Researchers have found that rollies can be often worse for you than smoking regular cigarettes

Use Positive Reinforcement Positive reinforcement is a powerful tool in motivating someone to quit smoking

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