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Beautiful female celebrities who smoke cigarettes
- 1. Beautiful female celebrities who smoke cigarettes Smoking cigarettes is the last thing you would probably expect to see your favorite celebrity doing. While we have all watched celebrities light up a cigarette on the silver screen, other cameras caught some of them still lighting up off-screen. Check out which celebrity women are cigarette smokers here.
- 2. Rihanna
- 3. Kate Moss
- 6. Adriana Lima
- 7. The number of women smokers, especially women who are aged 45 to 65, has risen in the last decade or two. Anti-smoking groups blame it on the failure to increase tobacco prices. But, can low prices alone be the reason for women, or even men, to smoke?
- 9. There are other reasons as well as to why women smoke. According to Health Canada, most women smoke to relax and take a break. Some smoke to deal with stress and depression while others are
- 10. believed to be fighting feelings of helplessness or dealing with anger and frustration through tobacco use. Data from the Institut National de Prévention et d'Education pour la Santé (Inpes) showed that 50 percent of the unemployed took to smoking. A Thai study on the association of tobacco and alcohol use with socio-economic factors indicated alcohol misuse to be the strongest predictor of smoking. The researchers also found that smoking and tobacco use is inversely related to education and family income. Lesser the education and lower the income, higher the rate of smoking. Similar results were obtained by Indian studies where the researchers concluded that the greatest tobacco consumption is observed among illiterate and less educated people. They also found that smoking significantly correlated with prevalence of coronary heart disease and high blood pressure. Tobacco companies are also responsible to some extent in encouraging girls and women to smoke. According to the WHO, Lady represent the largest potential market for tobacco companies. Cigarette manufacturers created cigarette brands which they promoted as mild and low in tar. Tobacco advertisements themed their products around women’s independence, stress relief, and even losing weight. Which woman can resist that! Source: http://www.cigarette-store.biz/