Can anyone answer : Is "(S) SMOKING or (L)  LIQUOR good for health "  OR  " give % of SMOKING & LIQUORING"
366544
It is surely not good for health.
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alcohol is a personal decision+effect and smoking affects more the enviroment than the smoker+can corrupe by this way others to start smoking.
740219
Smoking any substance will cause problems, the smoke is a pollutant and irritant! Gingko may well be a healthy substance but that is when it is taken through the mouth, not thru any other route...;
975940
Actually, yes I do. I took a class on drugs and drug dependency years ago, and I was really stunned at how many problems are caused by alcohol, yet it's legal. It can't be just a health issue, or cigarettes would be illegal, too. It's all politics.....
488429
Why not compare it to the huge numbers of alcohaul and cigarette consumers among America's lower class population. But which came first? Do the poor use booze and smokes to help deal with the emotional pain of being poor, or are they poor because the blow their money on booze and smokes instead of working harder? And of course the health links are self perpetuating. Both habits lessen life expectancy and supress the immune system, causing more missed work due to illness and speeding the descent of poverty.\n\nJust some thoughts to help you along.
765985
hand rolling  tobacco is safer, (NO  smoking is safe) but there is less harmful additives in  hand rolling, as they keep going out.I think Tailor made fags have saltpetre them  they burn away quick .
903479
Did you ever think that smokers are sick to death of being lectured about our choice to pursue a perfectly legal activity? \n\nI'll make this really easy for you to understand.\n\nThere are plenty of things that are bad for you.\n\n- Exhaust fumes, but I'm guessing that won't stop you from driving or riding in cars.\n- Fast food (cholesterol) but I'm guessing that won't stop you from eating it.\n- Salt, grease, fat, etc.\n- Caffeine ... drink pop or coffee lately? How about tea?\n- Alcohol .... kills your liver, alters brain activity, causes more deaths in a single year from drunk driving accidents than most small wars)\n- Hair spray, aerosol material, numerous other household products.\n- Most brands of paint\n- Inhaling dust particles\n\nGet the idea? \n\nIf a smoker chooses to smoke, as an adult, they have every LEGAL right do so without being hounded by hypocrites who preach about the dangers of smoking yet hop in their cars and pollute the air.
854069
Most things are good, in moderation. Anything in excess could kill you (even water). There's nothing wrong with having a glass of wine every now and then, as David pointed out. It's making a habit of it, or depending on the wine to ease your spirits, that causes problems. Don't get drunk, and you're okay.
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The previous answer looks good.\nI do have a question on the statement of the problems.\n\nWhen you say 90% are good do you mean that exactly 90% are good or that at least 90% are good?\n\nThe answer above covers exactly 90%.\nFor "at least 90%" you need to add up up p(0)+...+p(10).
493654
What about it?  Both are conditions that will affect your life severally, and may end it, would not recommend either of them.  Giving up smoking will reduce your chances of suffering from either.
819818
No less unhealthy than it would be for her to inhale Nicotine\nfrom cigarettes. In other words: "Yes!"
575915
life liberty & the pursuit of happiness...\n\nif pot makes you happy, then it should be lagalized
768869
Some questions include:\n1) Did the Consumer order a drink containing alcohol or a drink that normally contains alcohol?\n2) Did the bartender knowingly serve alcohol against the wishes of the consumer?\nIf the answer to number 1 is yes, then it would be hard to convict.\nIf the answer to number 2 is yes then it could be possible to convict, but very unlikely. Why?\n1) Warning labels on alcohol states "According to the surgeon general, women should not drink alcoholic beverages during pregnancy because of the risk of birth defects" (Doesn't state "Can not" vs "should not", and that it is a risk not a definite).\n2) At what point did the consumer know she was served alcohol?\n3) How does the bartender know the medical condition of the consumer?\n4) How was the alcohol purchased?\n5) What was the intent of the bartender?
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When we make a choice to do something that we know is harmful to our bodies, yes, it is a willful sin. Smoking shows no respect for the wonderful gift of life that we were given. It's like being given a very valuable gift, then not showing enough appreciation for it to take care of it and protect it. If someone gave you a Porche, would you fill the gas tank with sugar? Same with smoking. We know it causes all kinds of damage to our health, so.......
918791
Hmm.  Well, in Safety Education a million years ago, I learned cigarette *smoke* contains hydrogen cyanide, among other yummy things.
102291
Medically it means Blood Alcohol Content
1013502
My best friend does. But its just another lie. Why would you want to lie in the first place. If you like to smoke, then that is part of who you are. Don't be ashamed of it. If he can't take it then its not ment to be. Sure he cares about your health, but what you do with it is not something he should take part in desiding. Unless what you are doing is illegal, he should put up or shut up. If you mean weed, not cigarettes reword your question, because that is a whole different question all together.