Tobacco

• Tobacco is natural
  
  
  People say tobacco is natural because it comes from a plant. But inside a cigarette isn’t just tobacco. A lot of the filling is actually a tip of paper sprayed with tobacco pulp, nicotine and chemicals. These additives include ammonia to enhance nicotine’s brain effects. The paper is shredded to look like real tobacco, and then used to fill cigarettes.
  
  
• Rollies have less chemicals
  
  
  Rollies (roll-you-own tobacco) contains many of the same chemicals as factory-made cigarette. Research suggests that roll-your-own tobacco is more harmful than manufactured cigarettes.
  
  
• I can quit any time I want to
  
  
  Anyone who smokes is at risk of becoming addicted to nicotine. Nicotine stimulates the production of dopamine, which makes you feel happy and more animated when you start smoking. As you continue to smoke your body learns to depend on nicotine and you want to quit, you may fell hungry, sleepy, tired or irritable, In fact, only 7 percent of 35 million people succeed to quit smoking every year
  
  
• Smoking Has Effect On Progression Of Multiple Sclerosis
  
  
  The study showed there is no association between cigarette smoking and the progression of MS. Due to the high number of smokers with MS, it had previously been suggested there was a correlation between the progressions of the disease related to smoking.
  
  Because the cause of MS as well as reasons for progression is generally unknown, there have been many genetic and environmental factors tested. Cigarette smoking is one more factor we can rule out.