In addition to seeing the endless cigarette commercials showing smiling young couples running carefree in rolling countryside and prancing along ocean beaches to indicate the benign qualities of the cigarettes they were puffing away at, viewers now also began to see, sandwiched between segments of programs, a closeup shot of a serious-faced man who would hold up a cigarette and soberly ask, Have you ever thought what happens when you smoke a cigarette? After a pause, he would add, grimly, We have, whereupon the words American Cancer Society would flash on the screen and the message would be over
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 19, ID12808
Smoking a cigarette yields 0.5-2.0 mg of nicotine to the smoker but eating the cigarette (or other nicotine product) is a whole different ballgame as all of the nicotine becomes available for absorption into the body
