Each year 2.6 million people die within the usa which are caused by heart disease, cancers, lower respiratory disease, stroke, Alzheimer's, diabetes, and finally accidents.
Roughly 1/5 of the population smokes and roughly 1/5 of the 2.6 million people that die are smokers. yet, it is to my surprise that smoking still causes 500,000 deaths each year according to their statistics, which is roughly 1/5 of all deaths.
Do they expect me to believe that smoking has a 100% mortality rate, yet they are dying at roughly the same proportion as none smokers each year? To put it frankly, I am CON-FUS-ED.
What they are doing is saying smoking is related to heart disease, cancers, strokes, lower respiratory disease, diabetes and if you did die of one of these diseases and you do smoke then you must have died from smoking, diseases which coincidentally is exactly how everyone else dies.
As a matter of fact, the life expectancy of a smoker is approximately 7 years less than a none smoker at just under 10%. With my limited mathematical experience I would expect the mortality rate to be closer to 10% for smokers which leads me to the conclusion that only 50,000 people die in the USA from smoking each year.
Don't be at all surprised to find statistics in the future for vaping that border on the absurd. Perhaps vaping will kill more people annually than the entire population of vapers. Who knows.
Its been estimated that 100,000 people each year die related to medical malpractice. The only way to protect yourself is to double check the medical communities science and speak out when it is bad science. Don't let them perscribe you with something when the science indicates that you can skip the harmful effects of smoking and prescription drugs by vaping.
Thanks for reading!
Roughly 1/5 of the population smokes and roughly 1/5 of the 2.6 million people that die are smokers. yet, it is to my surprise that smoking still causes 500,000 deaths each year according to their statistics, which is roughly 1/5 of all deaths.
Do they expect me to believe that smoking has a 100% mortality rate, yet they are dying at roughly the same proportion as none smokers each year? To put it frankly, I am CON-FUS-ED.
What they are doing is saying smoking is related to heart disease, cancers, strokes, lower respiratory disease, diabetes and if you did die of one of these diseases and you do smoke then you must have died from smoking, diseases which coincidentally is exactly how everyone else dies.
As a matter of fact, the life expectancy of a smoker is approximately 7 years less than a none smoker at just under 10%. With my limited mathematical experience I would expect the mortality rate to be closer to 10% for smokers which leads me to the conclusion that only 50,000 people die in the USA from smoking each year.
Don't be at all surprised to find statistics in the future for vaping that border on the absurd. Perhaps vaping will kill more people annually than the entire population of vapers. Who knows.
Its been estimated that 100,000 people each year die related to medical malpractice. The only way to protect yourself is to double check the medical communities science and speak out when it is bad science. Don't let them perscribe you with something when the science indicates that you can skip the harmful effects of smoking and prescription drugs by vaping.
Thanks for reading!
