To: nickcarraway
Does he go and collect his checks from Phillip-Morris and R.J. Reynolds in the morning? :P
2 posted on
05/25/2024 11:59:34 AM PDT by
Kriggerel
("All great truths are hard and bitter, but lies... are sweeter than wild honey" (Ragnar Redbeard))
To: nickcarraway
Chief William Red Fox lived to be 105. When asked about his longevity he said it was from smoking cigars.
3 posted on
05/25/2024 12:05:09 PM PDT by
4yearlurker
(Arise and shine,and give God the glory!-A trail cook's morning call.)
To: nickcarraway
My granny smoked since she was 15. 93.
4 posted on
05/25/2024 12:07:25 PM PDT by
waterhill
(I Believe!)
To: nickcarraway
Maybe if it was 100% tobacco, instead of all the carcinogens they add in. I don’t really know what pure tobacco does to the body.
To: nickcarraway
Nicotine is a stimulate. As such, it has been shown to help with short term memory. Years ago when I did smoke in college, cramming for test consisted of lots of caffeine and nicotine from cigarettes. So there might be some truth to the Parkinson disease issue. They need to do a study on nicotine effects and neuromuscular diseases.
10 posted on
05/25/2024 12:25:34 PM PDT by
political1
(Love your neighbors)
To: nickcarraway
Both my parents and my three siblings smoked. I never did. I’m the only one left, and the only one who made it to 75. I’ll be 77 in August. Both parents and a sister died of lung cancer. My only brother who stopped smoking after a heart attack at the age of 48, dropped dead of a massive heart attack at 51. My oldest sister, who was an alcoholic and suffered alcohol-induced dementia, lived longer than any of them, until the age of 74, and that was only because she’d been institutionalized for many years, and didn’t have access to alcohol or cigarettes. I have my own health issues, some of which none of them ever had.
11 posted on
05/25/2024 12:33:18 PM PDT by
mass55th
(“Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.” ― John Wayne)
To: nickcarraway
Just like in that Woody Allen movie.
To: nickcarraway
grandpa died at 96 because he smoked every day. wonder how long he would have lived if he didn’t.
19 posted on
05/25/2024 2:02:27 PM PDT by
Qwapisking
("IF the Second goes first the First goes second" L.Star )
To: nickcarraway
its true, I know for sure, My Smoking increased the expected lifespans of those around me.
20 posted on
05/25/2024 2:07:01 PM PDT by
Ikeon
(to my haters..😘 thank you, thank you very much. )
To: nickcarraway
25 posted on
05/25/2024 4:14:53 PM PDT by
P8riot
(You will never know Jesus Christ as a reality in your life until you know Him as a necessity.)
To: nickcarraway
All my uncles on my dad’s side smoked except one. The youngest—a non-smoker died of a stroke at age 52. The rest of them lived into their late eighties and nineties with one other exception. My dad died when in his late 60s.
26 posted on
05/25/2024 4:21:58 PM PDT by
CFW
To: nickcarraway
My Mom, smoked into her 80s, is now 105 and still going strong. Outlived her generation and is healthier than all her children.
29 posted on
06/01/2024 6:48:17 PM PDT by
Avoiding_Sulla
(You can't tell where we're going if you don't know where we've been)
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