We all know the extreme dangers of breathing in smoke, and many would like nothing more than to include e-cigs in the smoking bans. So that raises the question of why health groups are not pushing for a ban on birthday cakes. Particularly in the interests of protecting children from the dangerous and often fatal effects of smoke.
Let's look at the risks. A birthday cake at the party of a one year old would expose everyone in the room to the deadly smoke from one candle after it's blown out. And the risk grows alarmingly as the child gets older. By the time a child has his tenth birthday party, the volume of deadly smoke coming from the candles has risen 1000%. The birthday party of an adult represents a frightening risk.
Exposure to smoke can and does cause heart attacks and many other serious diseases. Swift measures to ban birthday cakes should be implemented.
Let's look at the risks. A birthday cake at the party of a one year old would expose everyone in the room to the deadly smoke from one candle after it's blown out. And the risk grows alarmingly as the child gets older. By the time a child has his tenth birthday party, the volume of deadly smoke coming from the candles has risen 1000%. The birthday party of an adult represents a frightening risk.
Exposure to smoke can and does cause heart attacks and many other serious diseases. Swift measures to ban birthday cakes should be implemented.