Aside from carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and soot, smoke can contain hazardous chemicals like sulfur dioxide, benzene, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, acid gases, metals and many other compounds
The nicotine levels per puff ranged from 26.8-43.2 mcg of nicotine per 100 mL puff
The statistics speak for themselves: On average, smokers spend 25 per cent more time in the hospital than non-smokers, are twice as likely to die before age 65, and may lose up to 20 minutes of life for every cigarette they smoke
Some patients also explore edibles or tinctures as a non-smoking option, but its important to consult your dentist before using these alternatives, as they may have interactions with any medications you are taking
However, the agency is a little late to the party, to say the least