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Just wondering if occasinally smoking a cigar will cause addiction?
waht said:Just wondering if occasinally smoking a cigar will cause addiction?
Phrak said:They're addictive that's why they're smoked. Do you want play that game.
Several suck cigars because they think cigars make them look bigger, many compete for that too although their cigars are small and do not smell good. you won't be addicted to smoke a cigar, I have seen an old friend smoking cigars oftern but he still is so fine around with his family without additive behavior, he can be there without a single cigar on mouth for months. People better smoke cigarettes instead. But they might be addicted to cigarettes.waht said:Just wondering if occasinally smoking a cigar will cause addiction?
cristo said:Well, to be more precise, people who don't smoke cigarettes don't smoke cigars because they are addicted to them.
waht said:Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. If you are not addicted to nicotine, how can you smoke a nicote tainted tobacco without succumbing to its addiction?
waht said:Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. If you are not addicted to nicotine, how can you smoke a nicote tainted tobacco without succumbing to its addiction?
Marie Cury said:the other day my father in law just turned me interested in nicotine
No, smoking cigars is not as addictive as smoking cigarettes. While both contain nicotine, cigars typically have lower levels of nicotine and are smoked less frequently than cigarettes, making them less addictive.
Yes, even occasional cigar smoking can lead to addiction. While the nicotine levels may be lower, the addiction potential is still present and can develop over time with continued use.
Cigars are addictive due to the presence of nicotine, a highly addictive chemical. When smoked, nicotine enters the bloodstream and stimulates the release of dopamine, a neurotransmitter associated with pleasure. This creates a rewarding sensation that can lead to addiction.
Yes, cigar smoking comes with several health risks including an increased risk of heart disease, lung disease, and various types of cancer. While the risks may not be as high as those associated with cigarette smoking, they are still present.
Yes, it is possible to quit smoking cigars once addicted. However, like any addiction, it can be difficult and may require support and resources. Seeking help from a healthcare professional or joining a support group can increase the chances of successfully quitting.