How many people die a day from cigarette smoke?

Answer 1

Who cares.....it's their choice.....

Answer 2

There is no way to say. It takes years to die from cigarette smoke, but you can tell the difference in how you feel over time.

I grew up in a house where my step-mother smoked for many years. She quit when she got pregnant. I was 15 at the time.

After she quit, we repainted the living room and the old white paint was yelled from the cigarette smoke. It took most of a year, but I noticed that I could breath better and I did not get my annual cold.

In fact, I have not gotten an annual cold for many years now. I do get sick once in a while, but not consistently like I did when I lived with a smoker.

It does make a big difference, but again it is not an immediately identifiable difference.

Take care,
Troy

Answer 3

thats a hard one to answer.. depending on where...

A billion people will die from tobacco-related diseases such as cancer this century unless more are encouraged to quit, a UK expert warns. In the last century the death toll was about 100m, including 7m in Britain.

Smoking currently kills about five million adults a year globally. Each year, about 30m people take up smoking around the world, Professor Peto said.

He added: "If more than 20m of these continue to smoke and half are killed by their habit, then we are going to have more than 10m tobacco-related deaths a year.


http://www.acculaserplus.com/Abillionwilldiefromsmoking.htm

Answer 4

I saw a smoker run over today...1