Tobacco | AdventAI

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Jul 4, 1878

Tobacco.

SMOKING tobacco, and the use of tobacco in every form, is a habit better not acquired, and when acquired is better abandoned. It gives a doubtful pleasure for a certain penalty. It induces various nervous changes, some of which pass into organic modifications of fuction. So long as the practice of smoking is continued, the smoker is out of health. When the odor of tobacco hangs long on the breath and other secretions of the smoker, that smoker is in danger. Excessive smoking has proved directly fatal.