Hollywood Celebrities Offered New Innovative Quit Smoking Program to Deter Young Fans from Lighting their First Cigarette

Freedom Laser Therapy, Inc., of Los Angeles utilizes celebrity gifting suites to provide hundreds of celebrities a new method to stop smoking. The goal is to help ensure that celebrities’ young fans never pick up their first cigarette and ultimately avoid developing an addiction to nicotine http://freedomquitsmoking.com/celebrities/ Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) June 13, 2013 Knowing that as high as 50% of celebrities’ young fans pick up their first cigarette after seeing their favorite movie or TV actor smoking on screen, Freedom Laser Therapy is committed to assisting celebrities in kicking their smoking addiction in 10 days with their new at home Freedom Quit Smoking System. The Freedom System includes a relaxation headset, nicotine craving reduction control spray, a therapy CD, antioxidant supplements, Freedom Aversion therapy wristband, and additional antismoking support materials.

Most of celebrities love to smoke cigarettes.

Tobacco Twp. seeking injunction against Boyce Hydro

As Boyce Hydro faces orders from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to comply with dam repairs in order to meet safety standards, Tobacco Township has filed a complaint in Gladwin County’s 55th Circuit Court to try to keep the company from starting those repairs without first guaranteeing that they have the funds to complete them. 

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Pictorial warning on tobacco packets may get further delayed

The deadline for warnings was moved for the fifth time in two years from December 1, 2008 to May 31, 2009.
Manufacturers were to prominently display a skull-and-bones sign, a warning saying tobacco and smoking kills along with images meant to dissuade smokers.
Sources told TOI the decision was driven by the market recession, which would have got worse for cigarette manufacturers if graphic warnings were to become mandatory.

Smoking kills 2500 Indians everyday

The tobacco epidemic is one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced. Mass media campaigns, graphic warnings and alternative crop options for tobacco growers can help stop or reduce the estimated 800,000-900,000 tobacco-attributable deaths per year in India, experts say.

According to Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) - India 2010, tobacco use is a major preventable cause of death and disease and is responsible 1 in 10 death among adults worldwide. Approximately 5.5 million people die around the world every year - with India accounting for nearly a fifth of this.

Shekhar Salkar, general secretary of National Organisation for Tobacco Eradication

Watch out, e-cigarette smokers – you're inhaling the unknown

Electronic cigarettes sound fantastic. Rather than fill your lungs with tar, they deliver a vapour of nicotine to satisfy your craving, without the nasty side effects. They are popularly perceived as the safe alternative to cigarettes, a harmless way to get a nicotine hit. No wonder 700,000 people were using e-cigarettes in the UK last year, with that figure set to rise to over a million by the end of 2013.
Doctors are desperate to drive down the £5bn a year that smoking-related illness costs the NHS. Anything that could help smokers quit would be welcomed. But e-cigarettes aren't a medicine. There's a reason you buy them from a newsagent rather than get them on prescription. E-cigarettes may look legitimate, but they haven't been through the same stringent safety checks as medicated nicotine replacement therapies.

Reverse engineering the marijuana 'munchies:' What causes binge eating?

How could both marijuana and a compound that has the opposite effect of pot act on the same brain receptors and lead to weight loss?

Natural marijuana includes many different potentially active compounds, and one of them -- rather than THC -- could be responsible for this effect. One potential candidate is a substance called cannabidiol, which also affects cannabinoid receptors, but in a different way from the way THC or rimonabant does.

Another possibility involves tolerance: repeated use of a drug can make receptors less sensitive over time. "The most likely explanation is that prolonged cannabis use causes the (receptors) to lose sensitivity and become inactive," says Daniele Piomelli, a professor of pharmacology at the University of California, Irvine, who was not associated with the new research.
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Mainstream Vaccination Support: Another Chapter in an Old Story

Despite a mounting and impressive body of evidence of the dangers and harm associated with vaccinations coming from both within and outside the mainstream medical community, much of mainstream medicine and the agencies that serve it continue to maintain that vaccinations are not only safe, but that we face grave dangers if we don`t vaccinate ourselves, our children and our elderly.

The continued denials and the push for more vaccinations, including going as far as requiring mandatory vaccinations of young school girls based on disputable evidence, is nothing new. Sadly, it is just another in a series of less than praiseworthy chapters that have marked how mainstream medicine has allowed advertising and hype to mislead and failed to serve those entrusted to its care. Whether it be a physically or psychologically addictive drug, a drug we have been psychologically coerced into taking, or one we have even been legally compelled to take, mainstream medicine has followed the money at the expense of our health.

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