Persuasive Essay About Smoking

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    manufacturers tout e-cigarettes as a safer alternative to traditional smoking, concerns are growing about the potential health and safety risks. In addition to the health concerns related to inhaling nicotine and other chemicals, the lithium batteries that power the devices can also cause serious harm. What Are E-Cigarettes? E-cigarettes, also called a personal vaporizers (PV), are battery-powered devices that simulate tobacco smoking by producing a heated vapor that resembles smoke. The…

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    Many smokers struggle to quit smoking each year; unfortunately, the majority of them are unsuccessful. However, a present trend that has hit the market for about a decade or so is known as electrical cigarettes or vaping. This new development is assumed to help fight the craving and smoking cessation. It is growing in popularity across the United States and in England, with its advertised benefits of a safer approach to consuming nicotine. These electrical cigarettes are promoted to help…

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    There is a famous quote on smoking that goes “Smoking kills. If you’re killed, you have lost a very important part of your life.” This quote is humorous yet dark in context. In 2010 our state of South Dakota past a referendum smoking ban (also known as Referendum 12) to support the health of the citizens of our state. According to BallotPedia “The referred law broadens the State’s ban on smoking to apply to all restaurants, bars, package liquor stores, Deadwood casinos and video lottery…

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    However, its message can be interpreted to say that smoking will make you healthier because a doctor is pictured as endorsing cigarettes. This makes me cringe. In order to become a doctor medical students have to take the Hippocratic Oath of which at least one part states "first do no harm". This advertisement is in direct violation of that oath. I believe it is ridiculous how the medical profession turned a blind eye to the known dangers of smoking cigarettes and then went on to endorse them.…

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    E-Cigarettes: The Safer Alternative to Cigarettes Almost every commercial you see after your favorite TV shows concerns an epidemic in America that affects adults and mostly teens: the addiction of cigarettes. The majority of American families have at least two or more family members that smoke cigarettes. But what are some of the methods that smokers use to stop their addiction? The common use is the nicotine patch or “cold turkey”, which usually doesn’t work. The use of e-cigarettes benefits…

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    Almost 20% of adults in the United States smoke cigarettes which is now the number one cause of death that is simply avoidable. Anti-smoking advertisements are shown throughout our society, broadcasting the harmful effects of smoking through pictures or even commercials. The advertisement I chose is an image in black and white showing a man smoking a cigarette, with the smoke forming a gun pointed at his head with words on the side, “Kill a cigarette, save a life. Yours.” The advertisement uses…

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    Vape Research Paper

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    Using vape and e-cigarettes is widely seen as a terrible thing and for the most part can be. This invention was first used to stop smoking the combustible traditional cigarette. If this object was used for its original intention it would’ve been a very good thing. However, because it looks so much like the traditional form it was given a bad name. It was seen as the same thing as a traditional after all of the studies came back and said that they all have the same chemicals. This is true to an…

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    Government Research Paper: Michael L. Smoking Bans The federal government has established many laws against smoking to protect the rights of the non-smoking community such as: restricting smokers to designated smoking areas putting up no smoking signs and so on. The three branches of government all have their own view and method of going about this law. The legislative branch has had these laws in effect ever since 1998 and the law shall be followed for there are penalties to these crimes no…

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    Danger Of Vaping Essay

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    Dangers of Vaping Electronic cigarettes are a wave that started back in 2008. E-cigarettes are battery-powered devices that heat a liquid — containing nicotine mixed with the chemicals propylene glycol and glycerin. E-cigs deliver nicotine, a highly addictive drug, to the body without producing any smoke, which appeals to users as much less harmful. When they first arrived on the scene they were intentionally used to get people who were addicted to tobacco and traditional cigarettes to quit. The…

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    E-cigarettes is another name for electronic cigarette. An E-cigarette is a cigarette-shaped device containing a nicotine-based liquid that is vaporized and inhaled, used to stimulate the experience of smoking tobacco. The ingredients used in e-cigarettes is usually a mixture of propylene glycol, glycerin, nicotine, and flavorings. Others may have similar ingredients, but without nicotine. New research suggests that e-cigarettes vapor produces tiny particles that users suck deep into their lungs,…

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