About the physiological and psychological reasons for smoking.
About tobacco as an economic staple of a large region of the U.S. for more than 250 years.
About cigarettes and their firm cultural associations with individuality and maturity, and why such associations remain attractive to many people.
Safety tips for smokers rather than telling them to stop completely--just as we recommend condoms to avoid AIDS rather than restricting sexual activity.
Why most committed smokers come back even after repeated attempts to quit.
A number of ways to make it safer to smoke--not as safe as not smoking, but considerably safer than it is now.
About reduced risk tobacco products and smoking tips that can significantly reduce the dangers of smoking.
How to protect your health from smoke-related-harm irrespective of your smoking style and use of tobacco products.

This guide explains why so many people smoke, why treatment of smokers is difficult, and why most people who quit smoking soon resume the habit. This guide also describes the benefits of smoking* and provides smokers with tips on "reducing the risk," rather than giving them nightmares with literature on the killer effects of smoking and adding to their guilt.

*CAUTION: This guide is not written to encourage smoking but rather to make the best of it, if you can't stop or don't want to stop. This guide doesn't replace a physician's intervention, if you have health problem related to smoking. Careful use of these guidelines is the responsibility of the reader.

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