if i smoke 30 cigarettes a day from being 13 years old when will i die????
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)
31619
The moment we are born we start to die.  It just takes longer for some of us.  I am 36.
163251
use commit, my grandpa is 80, he has ben smoking since he was 7 years old, back then it was legel and smoking wasn't bad for you.  he now has lung cancer and had to quite if he wanted to get rid of the cancer he has been using them for 2 days now and i don't think he has had a cigarette since then
954109
I think so...considering the health effects of smoking. My guess is they set it at 18 because that's the age you are considered an adult and can make your own decisions about what you do to your body.
856075
According to wikipedia, the lethal dose of nicotine for a person is in the range of 40-60mg.\n\nAccording to Philip Morris, Marlboro Full Flavor 100s Filter cigarettes deliver about 1.1mg of nicotine each.\n\nSo, you would need to smoke enough cigarettes to have the nicotine content of about 40 cigarettes in your body at the same time, in order to experience a "same day" death.\n\nOf course, there are the following factors which may move this number up or down:\n1) Different brands and types of cigarette, as well as different styles of smoking (eg. how long you hold the smoke in your lungs, whether you cover the filter holes with your fingers) will deliver different amounts of nicotine.\n2) Different people metabolize or eliminate nicotine at different rates.\n3) Different people will have varying tolerance to vulnerability to the immediate effects of nicotine.  For example, if you have a pre-existing health condition, it will make it easier for the cigarettes to kill you.\n4) Cigarettes and other tobacco products contain many other toxins, in addition to nicotine.
171731
There's really no way to tell unless he goes to a doctor. Some people can start smoking at age 10 and live to be 100...it all depends on your body.
95815
Stop now while you are young.  My mother killed herself by smoking. She was only 43 years old. It is a hard way to die. I just stopped myself. Do what ever works for you. Don't give up. The mind is very powerful. Maybe telling yourself that " i am a nonsmoker" will help. Keep your goal in mind and keep pushing for it
559041
I am 23.\n\nIf you want to predict what age you die, there is a website that will give the exact date so you can start planning.
2475
no.I believe you will die at 100 years.Are you happy now???You should not think too much, or consult a doctor and find another work to do.Don't worry,be happy!
712866
Your risk of several types of cancer are increased, and more so if you have a genetic predisposition to cancer causing cells. Besides that and, of course, the fact that it isn't legal for you to smoke, you are young and the damage you do to your body will reverse itself if you quit. Your are changing your body's ability to breathe, distribute oxygen to your brain and other organs, circulate blood properly and about thirty other things that your body does involuntarily to keep you alive. So, you need to ask yourself, why do you smoke? While at your age some people (also mostly your age) will form a certain opinion about what kind of person you are, once you hit about the twenty to twenty-two age group and older, most people think you just look weak and ignorant for not knowing what you're doing to your body and too lazy to help yourself (much in the same way most people view those who are morbidly obese). The fact that you're smoking such a small amout says to me that you don't need it, you just like it. I know. We can smell our own. When I quit I promised myself I would light up one or two whenever the mood struck me-this idea helped me quit cold turkey. I had one a couple of months later, a few a couple of months after that, another one about six months later, etc. The more time that passes the less I feel like I like it so the less I smoke. But the only reason I ever did smoke was because I liked it, the feel, the flavor, the smell even. If you can't pinpoint why you do it at all-then why do you do it at all?
190285
The answer is NO!!!!!  You are playing with wild fire.  Smoking is only going to make your asthma symptoms worse and eventually you may end up with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease(COPD).  This means you will end of needing oxygen everywhere you go, depending on inhalers and breathing machines to keep you going and will be gasping for breath until the end of your life.  It is a nasty way to die.  By smoking you are playing Russian Roulette with your life.  Is it worth it to continue smoking????  My answer is NO!!!  Talk to your doctor and get the patch to help you quit smoking.  Also, stay away from 2nd hand smoke too for your lungs life.
619504
There's no doubt that smoking is not good for you but....\nI would be more concerned about the air you breathe daily!\nI would be more concerned about what we eat!laboratory experiments show that pigs can indeed be infected by Mad Cow brains--and hundreds of thousands of downer pigs, too sick or crippled by injury to even walk, arrive at U.S. slaughterhouses every year.This article also includes info on other meat sources as well! A good read and "food" for thought No pun intended!\nDid you know that the average person takes over 20,000 breaths a day.We spend our entire day breathing in and out and yet, most of the time, we don’t even think about it.  We’re not aware of a function which is vital for sustaining life.  \nOf the air cancer risk calculated by EDF for the U.S. as a whole, 60 percent is from mobile sources and 26 percent from small business 'area; sources, with the remaining 14 percent from industrial 'point' sources.Wouldn't cigarettes be considered an air cancer risk since we breathe in the smoke?\nMore people die each year in the United States from medical errors than from highway accidents, breast cancer or AIDS, \n\nSo you see it doesn't really matter where you live,how much money you have,or what you do to earn a living,we all breathe the same air and buy our food from the same food chain,From the minute you are born,you begin to die,so don't take life too seriously,you're not going to come out of it alive,and a hundred years from now,nobody's going to give a rats behind about you any ways!so chill,don't worry be happy! and smile!
571064
BRAVO.. 7 days sure thing you're lungs are already starting to clear... drink LOTS of water to help your body kick the toxins faster I've heard walking everyday helps too.  Give it 2 more weeks and the nicotine will be completely out of your system.  \nHere's some sites that have more info...  \nKEEP IT UP!!!
906673
It takes ten years of smoking a pack of cigarettes a day before it shows up on paper - notheless, I doubt anyone would argue that inhaling the smoke, tars, and nicotines of 60,000 cigarettes is a good thing.  \n\nOur bodies have an amazing ability to adapt especially when we are relatively young.  Once we start to age that compensation is less pronounced.  So the question you have to ask yourself, is how many morbidly obese 80 year olds do you see wondering the streets?  Yeah, they either lost weight or they passed before they got to be 80 - of something. \n\nYour lab work is not the end-all be-all of health.  Neither are other studies like a head to foot CT exam.  On the other hand obesity is not even in the top five of cardiac risk factors.  It does however strain the heart to profuse more tissue than normal.  Obesity does predispose you to hypertension and to diabetes.  I suspect if we have this discussion in twenty years, both of those conditions (DM and HTN) would be affecting you - and they ARE among the top five risk factors for cardiac disease.\n\nFinally while I support your efforts to loose weight, I certainly do not support weight loss at any cost, including dangerous medications or procedures that put you at unnecessary risk.\n\nI hope this helps.  Good luck.
961327
Here are some facts about smoking:\n\nHalf of all people who smoke will end up dying of a smoking-related problem. (National Institute on Aging)\n\nEach day, over a thousand people in America die because of a smoke-related issue. (CDC)\n\nSmokers die an average of 12 years younger than their nonsmoking neighbors. (NIA)\n\nEach year in America, 100 billion dollars is spent treating people who are sick from a smoke-related problem. (WHO)\n\nA spouse or roommate of a smoker is likely to develop problems from second-hand smoke, including stroke, lung cancer, and even breast cancer. (Vanderbilt University Study)\n\nSmall children who live with a smoker are more like to have asthma. (CDC)\n\n70% of smokers suffer mental disorders caused by their addiction to nicotine. (National Institute of Alcohol Abuse)\n\nNocitine damages a smoker's home -- wallpaper, carpet, and curtains get discolored and have the smell of smoke.\n\nThe average price of a carton of cigarettes is 20-40 dollars. If you smoke a carton a week, that's about 100 dollars a month you're wasting.\n\nAccording to a study by the Australian Medical Journal, smokers generally don't go on as many dates as nonsmokers. Smoking has been shown to stain your teeth, affect your complexion, and leave the smell of smoke on your breath. \n\nAnd if that's not enough, consider this: some 80% of the nonsmoking world wants to ban smoking in public altogether, so in a few years smoking will be all but illegal anyway.\nCigarette smoking in public places causes pollution and poor air quality, which means people with asthma are made sick by their neighbors who smoke.\n\nSmoking is not just a personal decision. It affects your neighbors, your spouse, your children, your pocketbook, your coworkers, and your customers.
585540
Well, smokers and drinkers usually have shorter life expectancy, but some smoke and drink all their lives and still live to a ripe old age.\n\nIt is hard to predict how long you will live depending on your current health.
1093087
you are going to die in 3 days