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Summary: Passive smoke dangers are just as severe as habitual smoke dangers, as the smoke passes through the respiratory tract, sinus cavity and lungs, putting more stress on all of those organs. Understand the dangers of second-hand smoke with helpful information from a nutrition consultant and clinical herbalist in this free video on alternative medicine.
Charlotte Skiles is the founder of Eat in Peace Wellness Consulting in Austin, Texas. Skiles graduated from the Nutrition Consultant program at Bauman College in Santa Cruz, Calif., in...read more
"Hi my name is Charlotte Skiles. I am a nutrition consultant and clinic herbalist with Eat in Peace Wellness Consulting located in Austin, Texas. And right now the topic is passive smoke dangers. So we're well acquainted with how bad smoking is for our health and it's just as detrimental to inhale the smoke of a neighbor as it is to inhale the smoke directly of a cigarette. So what are the dangers involved? Well, quite frankly we live in a world with a high, high toxic burden so we're adding to that burden of toxicity when we inhale smoke in a passive way. And that's the main detriment there is that smoke comes in though the respiratory tract, through the sinus cavity, through the lungs and simply burdens that system that is already dealing with a lot and that has very detrimental affects on our bodies and our health. Simple as that. And that's what I have to say about passive smoke dangers."
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