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Let's Make Cigarettes As Boring As Everything Else
"The law calls on the F.D.A. to apply public health criteria — 'the risks and benefits to the population as a whole' — in designing its regulations. It also encourages the F.D.A. to create tobacco standards that will help existing users stop smoking and decrease the risk that nonsmokers will start. The F.D.A. would be well within its authority to require nicotine content to be below addictive levels — an idea that originated with a 1994 article in The New England Journal of Medicine urging a nonaddictive nicotine standard."
—But you would still look cool, right?
Hey Alex, I smoked for nigh onto forty years — But I Quit last June, and as much as I loved it, have to say it feels like a good call. Still miss it sometimes, but benefits outweigh Entirely. Silly me! Too Long!
Do your thing — you're not turning 59 yet… Me? OUCH
@alorsenfants
not as long as you did, but close to 10 years already.
"a nonaddictive nicotine standard"
Funny how they always want to allow just enough poison in stuff so it won't kill you outright. It's still poison though, right? That's the power of corporate money.