The Law of Vital Adjustment makes it possible for the body to tolerate man’s evil habits. That makes it possible for the smoker to endure and even enjoy his poisonous pipe. The same pipe would make a vigorous non-smoker ill or might even cause death, as death in such cases has been reported.
The vital youth in his ignorance takes his first smoke. His vital body reacts with such vigor against the dangerous poison that sickness results. The degree of his sickness is ...the measure of his vitality. The more vital his body, the sicker he is.
Here are the poisons found in a chemical analysis of tobacco, Nicotine, nicotinuine, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ammonia, methane, methylamine, hydrogren-sulphide, furfural, nicotelline, pyrrole, pyridine, picoline, lutidine, collidine, formaldehyde, carbolic acid, prusic acid, arsenic.
Chemical analysis shows that cigarettes contain the following active poisons: Furfurral, acrolein, diethulene, glycol, carbon monoxide, nicotine, carbolic acid, ammonia, and a host of tarry substance.
The tarry substances in tobacco smoke are approximately 2.25 percent. They stick to the walls of the lungs, forming a costing that obstructs the free passage of oxygen in the blood. Those who must breathe air laden with tobacco smoke are injured almost as much by it as are the smokers.
These are poisons to with the body of the smoker adapts itself in order to survive. It is either endurance or death. The youthful smoker disregards the warning reaction of his body. He continues the harmful habit, and gradually the poisons of the tobacco weaken the nerves and reduce the vitality to where it cannot fight back. Now he can smoke in comfort and experience immediately no ill effects. He has established “immunity” say some people. But in so doing he is taking the short-cut to grave. The body slowly sinks into a process of degeneration and slow suicide under the power of the deadly enemy. (Source:Hotema)
In the Mind of Bobbee Bee "The Hater" (bobbeethehater.blogspot.com)
Chemical analysis shows that cigarettes contain the following active poisons: Furfurral, acrolein, diethulene, glycol, carbon monoxide, nicotine, carbolic acid, ammonia, and a host of tarry substance.
The tarry substances in tobacco smoke are approximately 2.25 percent. They stick to the walls of the lungs, forming a costing that obstructs the free passage of oxygen in the blood. Those who must breathe air laden with tobacco smoke are injured almost as much by it as are the smokers.
These are poisons to with the body of the smoker adapts itself in order to survive. It is either endurance or death. The youthful smoker disregards the warning reaction of his body. He continues the harmful habit, and gradually the poisons of the tobacco weaken the nerves and reduce the vitality to where it cannot fight back. Now he can smoke in comfort and experience immediately no ill effects. He has established “immunity” say some people. But in so doing he is taking the short-cut to grave. The body slowly sinks into a process of degeneration and slow suicide under the power of the deadly enemy. (Source:Hotema)
In the Mind of Bobbee Bee "The Hater" (bobbeethehater.blogspot.com)
