Additionally, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, states that the amount of smoke inhaled during a typical hookah session is about 90,000 milliliters compared with 500600 ml inhaled when smoking a cigarette and that people who smoke hookah may be at risk for some of the same diseases as cigarette smokers which include Oral cancer, Stomach Cancer, Cancer of the esophagus, reduced lung function and decreased fertility
This regulatory change reflects a broader public health goal: to reduce the appeal of cigarettes and discourage misleading marketing tactics
Some risk factors are well known breathing in second-hand cigarette smoke, for example, which is responsible for 2050% of lung-cancer deaths in never-smokers in the United States
Cigarette tobacco prioritizes consistency and nicotine delivery over flavor complexity
An ultra light herbal smoke made from a blend of organic herbs, and matured in honey and fruit juices