Learn about the dangers of smoking: Facts 443,000 people die from smoking or secondhand smoke each year Over 539 additives are used in the manufacturing of cigarettes Additives in Cigarettes Carbon Monoxide- released in car exhaust fumes Lead- in batteries Acetone- in nail polish remover Arsenic- in rat poison Acetic Acid- ingredient in hair dye Ammonia- common household cleaner Formaldehyde- also known as embalming fluid Cadmium- in battery acid Butane- in lighter fluid Tar- material for paving roads We Can Help You Quit Smoking Call 1.800.QUIT NOW or read about the QuitLogix program
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Data from the Yemeni General Administration for Anti-Smoking confirm that smuggled cigarettes contain 4,000 types of harmful chemicals, most notably: benzene, methanol, ammonia, cyanides, acetone, arsenic, lead, radmium, cadmium, formaldehyde, hydrate, carbon, and polonium, most of which are toxic and cause multiple types of cancer, lung diseases, and respiratory tracts
If not, keep a tissue or a small, empty travel-size candy tin to store used pouches in until you can dispose of them
