What is tobacco use?
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What is tobacco use?
How many people smoke?
Why do people enjoy smoking?
Why should people quit smoking?
What makes tobacco and smoking so harmful?
What are the dangers of carbon monoxide and tar?
What type of tobacco is the safest to smoke?
What if I just want to cut down on smoking, or be a social smoker?
Why are cigarettes available if they contain harmful ingredients?
How can more people be convinced to quit smoking?
What are non-cigarette products and are they addictive?
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What are the medications that help you quit smoking?
What is second hand smoke & third hand smoke?
Is it common to feel ambivalent when quitting smoking?
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Eletta Hansen
Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist, Medicorp Health System
540-741-2150
eletta.hansen@medicorp.org
What is tobacco use?
Tobacco Treatment Specialist Eletta Hansen discusses tobacco use.
Transcripts
Eletta Hansen: Hello, my name is Eletta Hansen; I am a registered nurse and a Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist for Medicorp Health System in Fredericksburg, Virginia. I have spent many years of my nursing career working with patients and communities to help them quit smoking. I have learnt a lot over those years, a lot of lessons from our patients as they have been on their journeys. Today, I would like to share some of that information with you; we will talk about the addiction.
Host: What is tobacco use?
Eletta Hansen: Tobacco use is an addiction to the substance in nicotine; nicotine is absorbed into the brain through the inhalation process and has the same effect on the brain as the use of cocaine, heroine, or marijuana. We no longer refer to tobacco use as a habit, but rather a chronic as well as addictive lethal disease.
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How many people quit smoking each year?
Why is it so hard to quit smoking?
How do you quit smoking?
How much money will I save if I quit smoking?
Does your body get healthier after you quit smoking?
What are the medications that help you quit smoking?
What are the costs of these medications to quit smoking?
Why do so many people relapse even with medication to quit smoking?
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