Research compares quit-smoking products

I wonder if the "Archives of General Psychiatry" put out a special edition with smoking-related content for "Lung Cancer Month"? I think that publication is also the source for the study on pregnant smokers and drug-abusing offspring.

discusseded wrote:

I wonder if the "Archives of General Psychiatry" put out a special edition with smoking-related content for "Lung Cancer Month"? I think that publication is also the source for the study on pregnant smokers and drug-abusing offspring.

WTF?

Here's a web sight that just might help you with your "issues".

http://www.ec-online.net/Knowledge/articles/c...

There is help out there for you...although there is no known cure for narcissism.

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full...

Here's a link to the actual study. The last paragraph is the most interesting regarding financial disclosure.

I haven't read through it all... but will... but that was definitely the first thing that popped out at me after the initial skim :)

My my my... look who's here. It's the anonymous Discusseded/Mazed who ran away from responding to questions on the IndyChannel (page 13) at:

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/21433430/d...

and page 9 of another article there:

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/21186418/d...

Mr/Ms anonymous Discusseded, you may remember you were being asked to back up your claim that, ""Moreover, there ARE studies that show that exposure to very low levels of SHS for very brief times causes cardiovascular symptoms similar to those caused by much higher levels over much higher times."

So show me the studies if you would. Thank you. And while you're at it, how about sharing a bit of what your "competing interests" are in this debate before running away again.

Michael J. McFadden
Author of "Dissecting Antismokers' Brains"

Michie old boy, I see you're still kicking your dead horse. Haven't you been able to unlode all the copies of your booklet yet? I hope that vanity type self print Co that ran them off for you got paid. PS/ winter is just around the corner. Perhaps you can use all your unsold copies to keep your wood stove lite.

just candid wrote:

Perhaps you can use all your unsold copies to keep your wood stove lite.

Careful... wood burning stoves use combustion and emit the same dangerous by-products into the air as tobacco cigarettes ;)

LaceyUnderall wrote:

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Careful... wood burning stoves use combustion and emit the same dangerous by-products into the air as tobacco cigarettes ;)

Under certain condations wood smoke may be more dangerious to ones lungs than Second Hand or Side Stream Tobacco smoke. I highly recomend and use a catalytic converter on both my fireplaces and wood stove. In some areas they are now required by law, or local ordinance.