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    excessive use of tobacco and the health repercussions that arise. Over the past decade many American’s have taken a stance against tobacco, yet select few have taken a stance against the fast food industry. The trend between both the food industry and tobacco industry are strikingly similar even though they appear to have no direct relation. . The conflict within the United States is that fast food has become an addictive product to the point that it has become a new form of tobacco. During…

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    adults are fighting addiction which is roughly 23.5 million Americans. Maia Szalavitz from Time Incorporated explains that, “Males and people with lower levels of education were more likely to have kicked a substance problem: 23% of high school dropouts reported having overcome a drug or alcohol issue, compared with just 4% of college graduates. And more men than women reported having quit: 12% versus 7%.” Addiction is more common amongst Americans than most people realize. People battle this…

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    victims fault. What has been described above is a series of tactics called the Four Dog Defense. Chemical companies and other manufacturers use this Four Dog Defense to misguide consumers and to hide the fact that their products are hazardous to both health and the environment. The first stage of the Four Dog Defense is ‘I don’t have a dog’. According to the Sustainable Food Trust, the company claims that…

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    Dreded Effects Of Smoking

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    The Dreaded Effects of Smoking About one in five Americans chooses smoking as their habit of lifestyle for various reasons. The start of smoking for some people is to ease the tension going on in their life, for social integration, for experimentation, or as a response to peer pressure. A majority of tobacco commercials portrays the luxury of having the drug in order to convince the audience to take up smoking. In the end, it is the audience 's health that will be negatively affected, leading…

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    live with a serious illness caused by smoking. 8.6 million people made the conscious decision to start smoking, a highly addictive activity that can lead to cancer, ulcers, and even death (“Tobacco Facts and Figures”). According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, cigarette and tobacco companies spent $9.5 billion in the US on advertising alone in the year 2013. But with all of this money being spent towards such a harmful cause, anti-smoking campaigns started airing their own ads…

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    Tobacco can be consumed through smokeless tobacco products, smoked tobacco products, and electronic smoking devices (National Cancer Institute [NCI], 2010). Each form of tobacco contains nicotine, which is a highly toxic chemical responsible for the drug’s addictive properties (NCI, 2010). The likelihood of developing tobacco abusing behaviors increases with the availability of tobacco products (NCI, 2010). As a result, tobacco is one of the most widely abused substances in the United States…

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    “Tobacco accounted for over 3 million deaths, because of the consumption of tobacco products in 1990 the death rate increased to 4.023million by 1998. A figure of 8.4 million deaths was expected to reach in 2020 and 10 million in2030”. For this reason I am in favor of the ban on tobacco advertising in India. And not just adult are being targeted by tobacco companies. Tobacco industry is talking to kids every day in convenience stores, in magazines, online, and through special promotions on…

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    We know that big tobacco and smoking related illnesses have contributed to countless deaths through our country. Special interest and big tobacco profited off the loss of lives, leading to many to take legal action against tobacco manufacturers. On the heels of the historic Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (MSA), we are now facing a new smoking trend: e-cigarettes. Right now, California’s Proposition 56, a ballot measure to tax e-cigarettes, is up for a vote, and the same special interest…

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    Smoking tobacco has been around since 600-900 AD. Over the centuries smoking tobacco has become popular and has attracted people of all ages and backgrounds thanks to advertisements. Advertisements have ranged from showing how fun smoking can be to showing how deadly it is. The companies and organizations that launched the campaigns have utilized many different techniques to catch the reader’s eye. Whether it was to support or go against smoking, both types have shown to be successful at…

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    British American Tobacco is the 2nd biggest transnational tobacco manufacturing company based in the UK. BAT has a large market presence in countries such as Brazil, Canada and former British colonies in Asia such as Pakistan and Australia. It also holds a 42% interest in Reynolds American (NYSE:RAI), thereby having an important amount of indirect exposure to the U.S. market. According to Business Premiere, (BAT) has established a strong market position over the years with the use of Global…

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