Question

Is smoking tobacco out of a bong worse than cigarettes?

Answer 1

waterpipe tobacco smoking is the same dangerous as cigarette smoking because water pipe smoking also affects lung function and respiratory symptoms.

Answer 2

Water pipe smoking, such as hookah or bong smoking, has a negative impact on lung function and respiratory symptoms, similar to the effects of cigarette smoking, according to new research published in the journal Respirology.

Comments

Yes both cigarettes and tobacco can put health of at risk cancer

Answer 3

Contrary to popular belief that waterpipe tobacco smoking is less lethal than cigarette smoking,9,11 emerging research indicates that both involve comparable health risks3,4,12 including nicotine/tobacco dependence. In addition, waterpipe tobacco smoking may be, for some individuals, a precursor to cigarette smoking.

Answer 4

Bong is four times worse than cigarettes and it's not safe. It contains toxic chemicals, pollutants, and cancer-causing substances. It generates concentrations of fine particulate matter greater than cigarettes or tobacco.

Answer 5

Both cigarettes and water pipe tobacco smoking is dangerous to human health and can cause lung cancer and gastrointestinal disoders 

Answer 6

Smoking tobacco out of a bong can be worse than smoking cigarettes as it delivers a higher concentration of toxins and carcinogens to the body. Cigarettes are also harmful and can cause a range of health problems, including cancer, lung disease, and heart disease. Both forms of smoking are addictive and can have serious long-term health consequences. Quitting smoking is the best way to reduce the risk of these health problems.

Answer 7

There are many factors that affect the decision about whether smoking tobacco is better or worse than cigarettes. Some of the factors that could influence this decision include the individual's age, health,ravaged lungs, and other factors.

Answer 8

waterpipe smoke may contain a variety of specific toxicants found in cigarettes. For example, machine-generated waterpipe smoke contains alarming levels of volatile aldehydes such as formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, and acrolein, all compounds present in cigarette smoke.