baseball99
Experimental Member
yes but wouldnt you find it obnoxious if people were standing outside buildings by doorways grilling or frying chicken? also, restaurants have stove tops fitted with vents, etc to limit the amount of smoke workers are exposed to.....Shelby said:Grilling and frying produce carcinogenic smoke too. Restaurant employees have a right not to be exposed to this crap either.
Perfume's fucked up too.
And farting has to go.
perfume is actually alcohol based which dries quickly, i bet some can eventually be linked to some type of cancer over the long run
cows produce more toxic gas than automobiles (dont remember the article)
also, cigarettes have far more carcinogenic compounds (meaning there are more compounds in cigarettes that can individually cause cancer) than automobiles produce as exhaust
DC_DEEP, first ammendment protects freedom of speech, not action.....most people dont understand the difference between the two.....kinda like the 4th ammendment (i think, might be the 5th) about the right to bear arms.....people dont know its based off the federalist papers and it actually protects your rights to own assault weapons (as defined in the 1790's) and not hunting weapons.....interesting
Smoking and obesity are 2 of the MOST IMPORTANT things you can reduce to prevent significant mortality and morbidity.....Just off the top of my head these cancers are all increased from smoking
lung, esophageal, stomach, cervix, kidney, pancreas, acute myelogenous leukemia, and bladder cancer.....if you can choose any one of those choose the bladder cancer.....smoking can also cause erectile dysfunction (seen even in teenagers) because it can cause vasoconstriction of arteries
Obesity caused an increased risk of obtaining uterine, kidney, cervical, pancreatic, breast, liver, gallbladder, colon, esophageal, liver, and prostate.....not to mention obesity can caused increased levels of estrogen in men because adipose tissue converts testosterone back into estrogen, which can cause breast development, decreased sex drive, and erectile dysfunction