Chemicals In Cigarette Smoke - What Are You Smoking?

There are over 4,000 chemical compounds present in cigarette smoke, and many of these compounds are confirmed carcinogens. Here is a partial listing of some of the toxins you are taking into your body every time you inhale smoke from a cigarette.

Just Look At These Toxins In Every Puff:

• Acetone – also found in finger nail polish remover
• Ammonia – used in household cleaning compounds
• Arsenic – commonly used in rat poison.
• Butane – key ingredient in lighter fluid
• Cadmium – active component in battery acid
• Carbon Monoxide – the same gas released from your car’s exhaust system
• DDT/Dieldrin – a poison used in commercial insecticides
• Ethanol – alcohol
• Hydrogen Cyanide – yet another lethal poison
• Methane – gas released from the bowels (now there’s a nice thought)
• Methanol – component of rocket fuel
• Napthalene – ingredient used in mothballs
• Nicotine – yet another insecticide, and a highly addictive substance
• Stearic Acid – found in candle wax
• Toluene – industrial strength cleaning solvent

Take a second look at this list and just imagine the kind of damage you are doing to your body with every puff. It’s frankly hard to imagine that such a collection of destructive chemicals can be legally packaged and sold on the open market.

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