The harmful chemicals within a cigarette include some of the following: Arsenic (rat poison), Tar (what they make roads out of), Benzene Aromatic Amines, Beryllium (a toxic metal), Cadmium (a toxic metal) (1), 1,3Butadiene (a hazardous gas) and Cyanide (the same chemical use in gas chambers in WW2)
Quitline Counsellors are trained professionals who can: Support clients plan and prepare to quit Listen and ask about triggers to smoke/vape and motivations to quit Offer advice about strategies and resources to quit Help motivate clients to stay on track Offer regular counselling calls to support clients during and after their quit attempt Quitline is available for everyone, clients do not need to be ready to quit to talk to Quitline
Place bowls of vinegar overnight or sprinkle baking soda on carpets before vacuuming to absorb lingering smoke smells
Electronic cigarettes, growing in popularity since their U.S
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