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Rollies vs Smokes - Healthier option?

.DarDarBinks · 2010-12-03 23:04:29

Aye, I know that smoking is bad blah blah blah, but in all honesty I do enjoy the odd smoke, be it a difficult day or while having a drink, now I pose this question, what is the healthier option out of these 3: Rollie (no filter) A Cigarette Rollie (w/ filter) considering tar and all the other chemicals I would have taught…

03-12-2010 11:04pm

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.DarDarBinks

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Aye, I know that smoking is bad blah blah blah, but in all honesty I do enjoy the odd smoke, be it a difficult day or while having a drink, now I pose this question, what is the healthier option out of these 3:

Rollie (no filter)
A Cigarette
Rollie (w/ filter)

considering tar and all the other chemicals I would have taught a Rollie (w/ filter) is this the case? And if so any brands in particular

I also know that different brands of Smokes have higher tar levels so what would be the best in relation to the above question?

Any replies would be greatly appreciated

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#2 04-12-2010 12:01pm

The Hill Billy

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Closed as this is akin to seeking medical advice, which is not allowed on this site.

HB

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