Choose to be Green and try Smokeless Cigarettes

Despite negative stereotypes by non-smokers, most smokers actually DO care about their own health, the health of the environment, and the comfort of others around them. This is why many smokers have decided to choose to be green and try smokeless cigarettes.

Whenever you smoke, dozens of harmful chemicals go into the air and your lungs. Smokeless cigarettes vaporize the tobacco, rather than burning it, which reduces what goes into the air. When you choose to be green and try smokeless cigarettes, you're helping the environment and those around you who don't want to inhale the secondhand smoke.

Even most smokers have something against cigarette smoke. Perhaps you've read the many studies about the dangers of secondhand smoke and don't want to expose your kids to it. Perhaps you're frequently unable to smoke when you want to in public because of public ordinances against the tobacco smoke. Perhaps you don't like its smell remaining in your home. Even if you smoke outside only, the smoke still clings to your clothes. Studies have shown that even this "third-hand smoke"-- the residue that remains on cloth long after the air has cleared-- can be a health hazard for the smoker or for anyone around him or her. Perhaps you're trying to quit smoking, gradually reducing your number of cigarettes. Using a smokeless cigarette can help you "step down" gradually from smoking by giving you the nicotine you need to fight off cravings without putting as much into the air as you would with normal cigarettes.

Any use of an automobile has a negative impact on the environment, but it's much better to drive a small, fuel efficient car than a heavy SUV. Likewise, while any tobacco use is a health risk, deciding to choose to be green and try smokeless cigarettes can reduce the tobacco's impact on your lungs and air quality.