Many people wish to stop smoking due to the possible impact on their
health or that of their close families. The problem is that it is a
complex and powerfully-compelling habit, and not only that - many people
find their lives are improved by smoking due to its beneficial effects
on stress, cognitive ability and depression, a fact supported by many
research projects. This means there are two strong reasons for
people to continue to smoke: it is very hard to stop, and some people's
lives are better while smoking.
Tobacco Harm Reduction is about
finding acceptable solutions to this conundrum. It involves the
substitution of a less-harmful replacement for the original product.
Since the principal danger is in the smoke, not the nicotine, the object
is usually to find a way to supply nicotine without smoke. Complete article...
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