are cigarettes causing cancer a conspiracy theory
No conspiracy except commerical Tobacco growers use an artificial fertilizer that when burnt converts to Polonium. Polonium is a radioactive elements that gives off Alpha particles which cause lung disease when inhaled via a ciggy. Like TLomon mentioned the tobacco industry is part of a well known conspiracy of the past. The tobacco industry was behind a PR campaign that counteracted scientific evidence which linked cigarette smoking to lung cancer. Here is my conspiracy theory on tobacco: Tobacco companies use toxic waste provided by the government that has no other use in their cigarettes, in exchange for legislative protection and the privilege to not list the ingredients used. There is fluoride in the tobacco to make it harder to quit. Coming off of fluoride leaves a person feeling suicidal. It is also possible the the cancer causing properties in cigarettes are a result of the fluoride poisoning because fluoride has radioactive polonium waste in it. It also has lead. The first is the claim that e-cigarettes might cause a short-term a rise in airway resistance is far from the fateful diagnosis of ‘lung damage.’ Actual lung damage is where the lung is permanently damaged through a disease such as Cancer or Emphysema. HIV does not cause AIDS. The world was created in 4004 BCE. Smoking does not cause cancer. And if climate change is happening, it is nothing to do with man-made CO 2 emissions. Few, if any, of the readers of this journal will believe any of these statements. Yet each can be found easily in the mass media. The first flaw in the headline is that there is no circumstance where e-cigarettes cause more harm than smoking. The second flaw is that there are no facts or quotes from experts to substantiate the articles claims and therefore no research or evidence to give authority to its content. The third flaw is that the article alludes to the ‘the chemical propylene glycol’ as a potentially harmful substance used in e-cigs however this substance is actually used as a food additive and in medicines and therefore poses no real health threat to e-cigarette users at all. E-cigarettes cause more harm than smoking. The premise of this headline published in the Daily Mail on Sunday on 27th January 2013, clearly states that e-cigarettes are more harmful to the user than smoking actual cigarettes. “A Health article on January 27 said some experts believe electronic cigarettes can be more harmful than real ones. In fact we are not aware of any experts who hold this view compared to the risks of cancer, heart disease and lung damage from real cigarettes.
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