Secondhand Smoke Is a Killer for Kids

Secondhand Car Exhaust Smoke Is a Killer for Kids. Children should not be allowed in cars.

This is such a crock. The air we all breath is so polluted.
They just need something to blame.

Even if second hand smoke is hazardous, which it isn't, it is still more healthy than going out of the house or out of the car for a breath of fresh air.

A direct hit off of a cigarette is still safer than a lung fuel of burnt fossil fuels as you walk around town.

Unhealthy? Ha. You need a lung full of cigarette smoke just to drown out the nose burning exhaust fumes.

I don't imagine any ouf you smoke do you? I have 4 children, and it definately makes me take a second look...

What is dangerous is the air in those peoples offices. The cologne and perfume and air freshener is enough to shrivel your eyeballs and blow your adnoids out.

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>Goodiemart<

Second-hand smoke also causes autism

Lifer Couch wrote:

Second-hand smoke also causes autism

PROOVE IT.

Just because the air is already polluted doesn't mean we have to make it worse by smoking.

Smokers...........die.

Extensive research by the National Institute of Health clearly show a link between second-hand smoke and autism. 82% of autistic children have one or more smokers living in the home.

Second-hand smoke is also linked to mongolism

Check the link below

http://www.nih.gov/

Lifer Couch wrote:

Extensive research by the National Institute of Health clearly show a link between second-hand smoke and autism. 82% of autistic children have one or more smokers living in the home.

Second-hand smoke is also linked to mongolism

Check the link below

http://www.nih.gov/

Amen to that