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Smoker's listen up!

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variation said:
if you're not weak and get addicted, I think smoking can be healthy in limited amounts, I smoke 1 pack a week for 2 months while cutting, that totals 8 packs a year, during this cardio is performed and this reverses any negative effects on lung capacity. caffiene and nicotine is thermogenic, and nicotine has nutrient partitioning benefits.

it also as some mentioned causes appetite supression, which can help with cutting if you've just come off a massive bulking cycle and are use to shoving mountains of food down your neck.

far better for you to chew, vaporize or smoke through a hookah to get that nic though imo.
 
Yo

I read some study (look for it yourselves) suggesting a connection between smoking and stuborn fat deposits.

Also what about the reduced ability to get oxygen flowing?
 
I am always amazed when I see healthy people smoking. Nothing ages a face faster than smoking cigarettes. I have seen some chicks at 22 look like 35 year olds. Fucking disgusting.
 
something like 80% of smokers who quit eventually start their habit again.


Well think about it. They have teams of PHD's and chemists and even MDs working LEGALLY to make these things as addictive as possible. That is why after over a year of quitting, I was still thinking about and wanting cigarettes. i wish they were illegal.

I tried those natural cigs, american spirits, they are not altered or anything. I wonder if they are as addictive.

Former surgen general C. Everrett Coop said that cigarettes are more additive then heroin.
Absolutely true. I quit heroin, cant put the smokes down.

To sum it up, save the smokes for cutting.
Moronic
 
variation said:
if you're not weak and get addicted, I think smoking can be healthy in limited amounts, I smoke 1 pack a week for 2 months while cutting, that totals 8 packs a year, during this cardio is performed and this reverses any negative effects on lung capacity. caffiene and nicotine is thermogenic, and nicotine has nutrient partitioning benefits.

it also as some mentioned causes appetite supression, which can help with cutting if you've just come off a massive bulking cycle and are use to shoving mountains of food down your neck.

Perhaps you didnt mean to say it but I hardly think smoking is healthy in ANY amount..
 
There is no greater addiction than nicotine. It's by far the hardest drug to quit.
 
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