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*AzCivic* · 02-02-2006, 05:14 PM

"Smoking might increase those risks...then again it might not."

there is no way you can honestly say that inhaling smoke on a regular basis doesn't increase your risk for disease. If inhaling a huge amount of smoke kills you (how most people die when their building is on fire) then a little certainly can't be good.

perhaps your great grandfather would've lived til 115 or longer with a healthier lifestyle.

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02-02-2006, 05:14 PM	#11
AzCivic Moderator Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Az Age: 44 Posts: 3,804	"Smoking might increase those risks...then again it might not." there is no way you can honestly say that inhaling smoke on a regular basis doesn't increase your risk for disease. If inhaling a huge amount of smoke kills you (how most people die when their building is on fire) then a little certainly can't be good. perhaps your great grandfather would've lived til 115 or longer with a healthier lifestyle.