Smoking Does Not
Cause Lung Cancer
(According to WHO/CDC Data)*By: James P. Siepmann, MD
Yes, it is true, smoking does not cause lung cancer. It is only one of many risk factors for lung cancer. I initially was going to write an article on how the professional literature and publications misuse the language by saying "smoking causes lung cancer"1,2, but the more that I looked into how biased the literature, professional organizations, and the media are, I modified this article to one on trying to put the relationship between smoking and cancer into perspective. (No, I did not get paid off by the tobacco companies, or anything else like that.)
That's still 8x more likely to contract a terrible disease that robs you of your ability to breath and causes great pain. Even if it's not 40-50x (I'm still not entirely convinced that it's not), that's still a tremendous increase in risk. How can it be worth it?
Thanks, She Lion. I like having the experts in my corner...or am I in theirs? LOL!
I can't believe the naysayers on this thread!!!
I am in FULL SUPPORT of ALL of the smokers...and I want them to smoke as much as they possibly can!!
NO ONE could want that more than I do.