Won't reducing nicotine levels in cigs cause people to smoke more cigs?

Answer 1

Yes.

And since they already make them with paper that puts itself out - they're smoking them faster too!!

Answer 2

Smoking is much worse for the body than weed is. There have actually been many studies showing the positive effects that weed can have on the body, both temporary and long term. Many of these pros are intellectual. Cigs have many unnatural additives like nicotine, tar, and tons of carcinogens. Weed, like the other answerer said, is 100% 'au naturel' and contains no such chemicals. I have only smoked weed like 4 times and I don't particularly enjoy it so I'm not trying to sell it or advertise it at all here.

Answer 3

I quit a few months ago and it seemed to me when I was at the beginning of it, which by the way sucked, I craved the inhaling part more than the nicotine buzz. The inhaling and blowing of smoke is what I missed the most...

Answer 4

There's every reason to believe that this is true. If you're hooked on something, you need a certain amount to satisfy your urge; if you don't get it, you don't feel right. Hence, smokers who are already addicted will smoke more. The one good thing about such an initiative is that it would make it less easy for new smokers to get hooked.

Answer 5

For existing smokers yes, for new smokers no.

Tobacco companies spent millions on selective breeding of plants to provide maximum nicotine content to get people hooked fast.

Answer 6

For those already completely addicted - yes!

But for those who are just starting or smoke just occasionally, it would be a help lessen the likelihood of addiction.

Answer 7

well it >>can<< be sort of like a placebo effect where its only in their minds and doesnt affect how the body reacts

Im not sure thought, good question

Answer 8

Yes, it did.

Answer 9

yes it will