Smoking causes 6 million deaths worldwide each year (Proctor).Tobacco is a defective product. These products are made to be addictive and kills half of the long term users. When a person does tobacco they know the risks and just assume they are immune to getting the diseases that come right beside tobacco use. According to the CDC using tobacco increases your chances of having heart disease doubles and having a stroke will quadruple while using tobacco. Annice E. Kim, a doctor of philosophy, and many others conducted an experiment using graphic labels on cigarettes to see what people would do. When people see all the warnings and still do it that obviously means the warning signs are not great enough. In the market of cigarette sells the owners want to make money so they don't care if people are killing themselves.If you were to smoke cigarettes back in the 19th century would not even be possible. The smoke that one would inhale would be to harsh (procter). That's when manufacturers learned to make a smokeable version of tobacco that was seemingly
Smoking causes 6 million deaths worldwide each year (Proctor).Tobacco is a defective product. These products are made to be addictive and kills half of the long term users. When a person does tobacco they know the risks and just assume they are immune to getting the diseases that come right beside tobacco use. According to the CDC using tobacco increases your chances of having heart disease doubles and having a stroke will quadruple while using tobacco. Annice E. Kim, a doctor of philosophy, and many others conducted an experiment using graphic labels on cigarettes to see what people would do. When people see all the warnings and still do it that obviously means the warning signs are not great enough. In the market of cigarette sells the owners want to make money so they don't care if people are killing themselves.If you were to smoke cigarettes back in the 19th century would not even be possible. The smoke that one would inhale would be to harsh (procter). That's when manufacturers learned to make a smokeable version of tobacco that was seemingly