Herbal Cigarettes
June 27, 2008
Herbal cigarettes are cigarettes that do not contain any tobacco or nicotine. There are several brands of such cigarettes, usually containing a mixture of different herbs.
They are used as a substitute for standard tobacco cigarettes, mainly as an aid for people who try to quit smoking. In Scotland Herbal cigarettes composed of a tea mixture are called a smudge. They usually contain caffeine and other stimulants. [Citation needed]
“Herbal cigarettes” are sometimes perceived as safer than regular cigarettes. Tobacco-free Herbal cigarettes will not produce nicotine dependence; however inhaled smoke of any kind is dangerous.
Herbal cigarettes are a prime example. They look exactly like regular cigarettes and come in different flavors including menthol, cherry, and vanilla. Because they don’t contain tobacco, they can be sold legally to smokers of any age. Herbal cigarettes contain a blend of herbs including marshmallow (the plant, not the hot chocolate topping), passion flower, jasmine, and ginseng. These herbs are staples of health-food stores, and they’re generally safe — until they’re set on fire.
Herbal cigarettes ARE a healthy (er) alternative to smoking tobacco. And they’re just what some people need to replace that habit of lighting up a “cancer stick”. Herbal cigarettes are saving millions of people from the Terrible Tobacco, and helping them to kick the smoking habit altogether. This is the final step in the process.
There are so many health benefits to being a non-smoker. Your circulation and breathing should improve for a start. And long-term as a non-smoker you’ll reduce your risk of heart and lung disease and cancer. But in the meantime, don’t be fooled into thinking that Herbal cigarettes are okay and safe … they’re not. Just like regular cigarettes, the herbal variety can have disastrous effects on your health and are implicated in an increased risk of respiratory diseases and cancers. If you’d like help with quitting, your GP will be able to help you with successful strategies. Or call the Quitline on 13 18 48. Quitline can send you out a Quit pack that contains information on smoking-related issues and advice on quitting. Nicotine gum and patches available over the counter at chemists may also help reduce cravings.
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The licorice or Yathtimadhu is widely been used by Ayurvedic practitioner in various diseases.
* Any burning problem as it is best soothing agent.
* To treat upper respiratory tract infection especially cough and cold
* Help in curing various skin diseases
* Best for any allergic and inflammatory conditions
Gkof Syrup has found to be a good expectorant in chronic cough for treating:
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