if u smoke four a few years and only a pack every 4 days can u get ephosima?
396047
Yes, any smoking for any period of time can cause it...\nI have actually seen people who at the age of 18 had it and only smoked for a year
401419
F*uck man - so long as you use responsibly, its no problem.  Smoke on Friday and Saturday nights, then leave it alone - you'll be fine
298447
It depends on how much you've smoked and how long ago. If you smoked a dozen times 4 years ago, forget it. You have to remember that you'd be up against many other applicants with clean backgrounds and no history of drug use.
340172
Hello there,\n    I'm a hooka smoker myself, i'm 23 now and have been smoking it for 8 years. Here in Egypt they call it Sheesha.\n\nHere's a list of potential dangers that i know of:\n1- It has higher risks of lung, tongue and oral cancers due to lack of proper filtering.\n2- The sweetning agents in the tobacco mix turn into carcenogenic compounds on combustion.\n3- It has significantly high risks of tuberculosis especially when shared with more than one person.\n\nSo, i think it's about time we both quit dont you? :)\nend of line..
746298
Yes, leave them lit for all four days.\n\nBlessed be.
1025491
See you can beat around the bush, but jsut dont smoke. Its that simple. Do not smoke at all. The first 3 days are the roughest so suck those days up and you should be good to go.
959398
Simple answer is NO!!! Whatever you smoke,you are introducing,foreign matter,products of combustion,and chemicals into your lungs.As these are very sensitive organs,you stand a very good chance of damaging them very badly.Grit your teeth,kick the habit,and live longer.....................your family deserve that!!!!(By the way,I am an ex-smoker!!!) Cheers mucker, Take it easy,Rob
592908
Depends on a number of factors. If you only smoke once in a while, it could take only a few days. If you smoke on a regular basis it could take a month or longer.\nIt also depends on the amount of body fat you have.\nTHC is stored in body fat.\nI used to smoke, but I quit. But I have been there.\nGood luck.
206213
Only smoking "Speed", (methamphetamine), does that!\nQuit before it's too late!!!
493317
Well, at 50 pack*years most people get either tobacco related cancer or pulmonary disease (COPD) or heart attacks. With 1.5 pack per day, this gives you ~33 years. Even for tough people, I don't think it's physically possible to do more than 70-80 pack*years without getting a tobacco-related disease (especially cancer). This gives you at most 50 more years of smoking.\n\nThat being said, you may prove to be the exception and live until age 90. Medicine is not like mathematics. However, for the vast majority of people, smoking AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE is the best and safest strategy. \n\nBy the way, even if you manage to reach age 90 despite smoking, you (a) would have lived to age 120 if you didn't smoke and (b) suffered from a lower quality of life throughout.\n\nTrust me on this one: Just don't smoke. This is probably the most certain medical advice I can imagine. (OK, along with wearing a seat belt, a condom and avoiding drugs)
1110423
I don't know exactly what the chances are that you'd get cancer from it, because that can depend on a variety of things. The risks are there though. My uncle died from lung cancer, so did my old neighbor friend. To be honest, I'd just try to quit if you can.
121148
Depends on the man and how much he smoked. Maybe or maybe not. I would feel more comfortable taking it after 4 weeks.
1164117
I thought I couldn't either after smoking for 35 years until my 8 yr oldgranddaughter asked me to quit after she was told at school that smoking would kill her granny.   All I have to do when I REALLY want one one is imagine her hurt and scared face.  i QUIT SMOKING A YEAR AGO NEXT MONTH!!!!   I think I could do it because I found something more important to me.  GOOD LUCK!!
683210
No dear ..It seems that U have been misguided.Nicotine never remains in Lungs..In fact it is absorbed by our pulmonary(lung) veins...so nicotine comes in blood...and this blood when reaches brain, makes nicotine to bind to our brain-nicotinic receptors..which ultimately produces the effects of smokin....But daily smoking  produces some changes in the tissue of lungs which is continous for years can give irreversible lung changes(including cancers)...BUt research has proved n shown that stopping smoking for 10 years approx can bring your lungs to the previous state(non-smoker state)....but this above statement is condition to one thing that in this 10 years , you should'nt have developed the permanent changes..............In all smoking is very bad...But the irony is that I have been smoking for past 6 years....lol
713034
i wish there was.you have no idea on how i wish this was true.  my dad whom i  love very dearly told me that he has prostrate cancer back in September. he told me that he was going to the "mayo" clinic. an extremely prestigious hospital for this treatment. with an above average sucesss rate. so i was very content with that. but as my mom and dad  go to Melbourne Florida every year to there winter retreat. he still hadn't gone to the mayo before they left. i questioned my dad why and he stated that he is going to seek full treatment in Florida with a doctor he knows and trust. well its late November and he hasn't gone for treatment of any kind. Ive called on a daily bases and spoken to him about it and questioned what he is doing to resolve the issue. his response is " i haven't got the time to take care of it yet" i questioned of "yet" to him. he explains of how he has to do this and that(things of no meaning). he is a vein man i know. and that is his issue. he is 75 years of age. Ive always known that your parents will die. but Ive never felt it like i feel it now.but the kicker is , i finally got to speak to my mom without him there. he doesnt have prostrate cancer. he has lung cancer. he quit smoking at the age of 33. but he worked his entire life as a journeymen electrictian. who knows what he was exposed to over all those years. so in answer to your question, i really wish there was. id read it to eternity. the bible as you so hiddenly speak doesn't tell you how to deal with this. if it does and you really see that it applies. then e-mail me about how i should read scriptrure...chapter... verse.... does it really apply? ask this of yourself before you offer advise.
106873
you can try it cold turkey, but that is pretty hard....depending on how long you smoked for.  if you have the will power give that a shot.  i have heard a couple of stories about the patches giving people horrific night mares.  check out this site.  its from the Philip Morris USA site.  it may be helpful for you
933499
I  had chronic bronchitis for two years.  When medication stopped working, I had to decide what I wanted more:  better health or to continue smoking.  I quit after having smoked 2-3 pks a day for 25 yrs.  I decided that being chronically ill wasn't worth it.  That was 17 yrs ago.  \nIf you don't want to quit smoking, you'll just have to live with it until you die from it.