Is occasional smoking more dangerous than regular smoking?

The amount of cigarettes smoked whether occasional or regular is calculated simply by the number of cigarettes. So that way it feels obvious that occasional smoking might be less harmful than regular smoking. read more

So in conclusion I would say that in the case of cancers alone, occasional smoking is less harmful than regular smoking. In case of gangrene, occasional is more harmful than regular. COPDs dont care wether you have waited 2 hours or 15 years before lighting your second one. read more

With more than 60 known carcinogens in cigarette smoke, the campaign slogan that every cigarette is doing you damage is true: the more you smoke, the greater your risk. And although social smokers only smoke occasionally, they may indulge in binge smoking on those occasions. read more

Furthermore, the AADAC points out that around 75 percent of all mouth and throat cancers are caused by a combination of alcohol and smoking. Secondhand Smoke. If you smoke socially, you're probably exposed to others who are also smoking. Breathing in secondhand smoke is actually more dangerous than smoking alone. read more