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The study suggests that long-term indoor exposure to secondhand and thirdhand smoke may increase respiratory health risks for nonsmokers

During an average one-hour session with a hookah, the smoker inhales approximately 100-200x more smoke than when smoking one cigarette With regard to the parameters used to measure the volume of smoke, this statement is true but it is based on an unrealistic scenario (see, chapter 1 pipe as 100 (up to 500) cigarettes ) In connection with the used method of heating the tobacco and the size of burning carbon, 30-100x more tar, 17-50x more carbon monoxide is produced and the smoke contains 6x more nicotine The claim is taken out of context and does not take into account the actual volume of harmful substances ingested, which is almost 40 times higher in cigarettes

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