Smoking cigarettes is the worst thing you can do

[asdvek]

Chemical Name	Also Found In	Major Health Effects

Nicotine

Insecticides

Highly addictive; raises blood pressure, heart rate, and risk of heart attack.

Tar

Road paving materials

Coats lungs, causing cancer and chronic bronchitis.

Carbon Monoxide

Car exhaust

Reduces oxygen in blood; leads to heart disease and fatigue.

Ammonia

Household cleaner

Increases nicotine absorption, irritates lungs.

Acetone

Nail polish remover

Damages liver and kidneys; irritates eyes and lungs.

Arsenic

Rat poison

Carcinogen; damages heart and blood vessels.

Hydrogen Cyanide

Gas chamber poison

Interferes with oxygen use in cells; causes weakness and death in high doses.

Formaldehyde

Embalming fluid

Causes cancer; irritates eyes, nose, and throat.

Benzene

Industrial solvents, gasoline

Causes leukemia and other blood cancers.

Butane

Lighter fluid

Causes heart irregularities and brain damage in large doses.

Cadmium

Batteries

Damages kidneys and lungs; accumulates in the body.

Toluene

Paint thinners

Causes headaches, dizziness, and nervous system damage.

Methanol

Rocket and jet fuel

Toxic to the nervous system and can cause blindness.

Polonium-210

Radioactive element

Emits radiation that can damage lung tissue.

Lead

Batteries, paint

Causes brain damage, anemia, and developmental problems.

Acetaldehyde

Used in perfumes

Carcinogenic; irritates mucous membranes.

Naphthalene

Mothballs

Causes eye, skin, and respiratory irritation.

Phenol

Disinfectants

Burns skin and damages internal organs.

Stearic Acid

Candle wax

Contributes to tar buildup in lungs.

Urethane

Found in plastics

Known carcinogen.

Styrene

Plastic and rubber manufacturing

Affects the central nervous system.

 

[Britmaxxer]

I vape instead

 

[asdvek]

I vape instead

Substance	Also Found In	Major Health Effects
Nicotine	Cigarettes, insecticides	Highly addictive; affects brain development in teens; raises heart rate and blood pressure.
Propylene Glycol (PG)	Antifreeze, fog machines	Irritates throat and lungs; can cause dry mouth and coughing.
Vegetable Glycerin (VG)	Soap, food additives	Safe to eat, but when inhaled it can form toxic compounds that damage lung cells.
Diacetyl	Butter flavoring in popcorn	Causes “popcorn lung” (irreversible scarring of the airways).
Benzaldehyde	Artificial cherry flavoring, perfumes	Irritates respiratory system and eyes.
Cinnamaldehyde	Cinnamon flavoring	Damages lung and immune cells.
Formaldehyde	Preservatives, building materials	Carcinogenic; irritates eyes, nose, and lungs.
Acetaldehyde	Alcohol, industrial chemicals	Carcinogen; harms respiratory tissue.
Acrolein	Herbicides, burning fuels	Causes lung inflammation and can lead to chronic respiratory illness.
Nickel	Batteries, metal alloys	Toxic to lungs; can trigger asthma and increase cancer risk.
Lead	Old paint, pipes	Damages brain and nervous system; builds up in the body.
Chromium	Stainless steel, dyes	Causes lung cancer and DNA damage.
Tin	Canned foods, metal solder	Can damage respiratory system and immune response.
Toluene	Paint thinners, adhesives	Affects brain and causes dizziness and headaches.
Benzene	Gasoline, industrial emissions	Known carcinogen; causes leukemia and blood disorders.
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)	Paints, fuels	Cause nausea, dizziness, and long-term organ damage.
Ultrafine Particles	Emitted by heating coils	Penetrate deep into the lungs and bloodstream, stressing the heart and lungs.

 

[dex0bp]

Chemical Name	Also Found In	Major Health Effects

Nicotine

Insecticides

Highly addictive; raises blood pressure, heart rate, and risk of heart attack.

Tar

Road paving materials

Coats lungs, causing cancer and chronic bronchitis.

Carbon Monoxide

Car exhaust

Reduces oxygen in blood; leads to heart disease and fatigue.

Ammonia

Household cleaner

Increases nicotine absorption, irritates lungs.

Acetone

Nail polish remover

Damages liver and kidneys; irritates eyes and lungs.

Arsenic

Rat poison

Carcinogen; damages heart and blood vessels.

Hydrogen Cyanide

Gas chamber poison

Interferes with oxygen use in cells; causes weakness and death in high doses.

Formaldehyde

Embalming fluid

Causes cancer; irritates eyes, nose, and throat.

Benzene

Industrial solvents, gasoline

Causes leukemia and other blood cancers.

Butane

Lighter fluid

Causes heart irregularities and brain damage in large doses.

Cadmium

Batteries

Damages kidneys and lungs; accumulates in the body.

Toluene

Paint thinners

Causes headaches, dizziness, and nervous system damage.

Methanol

Rocket and jet fuel

Toxic to the nervous system and can cause blindness.

Polonium-210

Radioactive element

Emits radiation that can damage lung tissue.

Lead

Batteries, paint

Causes brain damage, anemia, and developmental problems.

Acetaldehyde

Used in perfumes

Carcinogenic; irritates mucous membranes.

Naphthalene

Mothballs

Causes eye, skin, and respiratory irritation.

Phenol

Disinfectants

Burns skin and damages internal organs.

Stearic Acid

Candle wax

Contributes to tar buildup in lungs.

Urethane

Found in plastics

Known carcinogen.

Styrene

Plastic and rubber manufacturing

Affects the central nervous system.

Substance	Also Found In	Major Health Effects
Nicotine	Cigarettes, insecticides	Highly addictive; affects brain development in teens; raises heart rate and blood pressure.
Propylene Glycol (PG)	Antifreeze, fog machines	Irritates throat and lungs; can cause dry mouth and coughing.
Vegetable Glycerin (VG)	Soap, food additives	Safe to eat, but when inhaled it can form toxic compounds that damage lung cells.
Diacetyl	Butter flavoring in popcorn	Causes “popcorn lung” (irreversible scarring of the airways).
Benzaldehyde	Artificial cherry flavoring, perfumes	Irritates respiratory system and eyes.
Cinnamaldehyde	Cinnamon flavoring	Damages lung and immune cells.
Formaldehyde	Preservatives, building materials	Carcinogenic; irritates eyes, nose, and lungs.
Acetaldehyde	Alcohol, industrial chemicals	Carcinogen; harms respiratory tissue.
Acrolein	Herbicides, burning fuels	Causes lung inflammation and can lead to chronic respiratory illness.
Nickel	Batteries, metal alloys	Toxic to lungs; can trigger asthma and increase cancer risk.
Lead	Old paint, pipes	Damages brain and nervous system; builds up in the body.
Chromium	Stainless steel, dyes	Causes lung cancer and DNA damage.
Tin	Canned foods, metal solder	Can damage respiratory system and immune response.
Toluene	Paint thinners, adhesives	Affects brain and causes dizziness and headaches.
Benzene	Gasoline, industrial emissions	Known carcinogen; causes leukemia and blood disorders.
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)	Paints, fuels	Cause nausea, dizziness, and long-term organ damage.
Ultrafine Particles	Emitted by heating coils	Penetrate deep into the lungs and bloodstream, stressing the heart and lungs.

Gpt slop or did u genuinely waste 5 hours of ur life for this

 

[Gengar]

*reading this as I take another hit of my cigarette*

 

[asdvek]

genuinely waste 5 hours of ur life

 

[ForeverDawn]

i do nicotine pouches instead

 

[dex0bp]

Could’ve made some more rira edits for the bois

 

[Slayer]

nic sucks why would you ever want to activate your acetylcholine receptors

literally bombarding your body with an artificial stress hormone

 

[cooIguy]

dnr
gonna smoke them like dart goblin tomorrow

 

[asdvek]

dnr
gonna smoke them like dart goblin tomorrow

why not now pussy bitch

 

[cooIguy]

why not now pussy bitch

maybe because im at home