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Originally posted by Thorfinn:
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It's resonable to assume, imo, that the same smoke that comes out of the smokers lips is still dangerous. Not to the same extent as the original smoke, but still a risk.
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NO, NO, NO!!!
Any toxicologist will tell you that the toxin is in the dosage. Too much potassium in your body will kill you, as will too little. You need a certain amount to operate properly. I am not saying that you need second-hand smoke, but that it is not reasonable to assume that a low dosage is also risky, just less so. [/QUOTE]So, what are the safe levels of tar, nicotine, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, hydrogen cyanide, and benzene?