which are healthier? i know cigarettes have a lot of extra chemicals to keep them lighting, and my rollies have filters and are a lot thinner than regular cigs. but is there much difference really?
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Frequency of Upper respiratory tract infections has more than halved and I'm hardly using my me inhalers at all,probs twice a day max.
My 2p.
Was getting chest infections every 6 weeks or thereabouts so moved over to Bensons.Never looked back.Frequency of Upper respiratory tract infections has more than halved and I'm hardly using my me inhalers at all,probs twice a day max.
That's just one study though. 5,014 people all the same...Effects of handrolled unfiltered cigarettes versus manufactured filter cigarettes on symptoms and diseases in current smokers
After controlling for the possible confounders no significant differences in diseases were found.
I... dont get it.
Anyway. Yeah, I heard that smoking rollies is exactly the same more or less as filters. The tobacco is more potent though, so you just pull more on the filters to get the same hit.
http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=1726748
That's just one study though. 5,014 people all the same...
Well then smoke up johnny!
ever notice how your standard straight will burn down to the filter(which is fucking toxic under heat) and your rollies dont?
Well then smoke up johnny!
ever notice how your standard straight will burn down to the filter(which is fucking toxic under heat) and your rollies dont?
i think what this really comes down to is
€4 euro for a pouch of 12.5g (which lasts me a couple of days, between 3 and 4) €7+ for 20 cigs (which generally last me for a day)
I just find i dont smoke as many rollies due to lazyness.
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