A pathologist’s view of the effects of smoking on the human body.
When a smoker takes a typical drag on a cigarette, he follows with a deep inhalation that pulls the smoke into the farthest recesses of the lungs. It is as if every one of the hundreds of thousands of air sacs is clamoring to be filled with the tar-bearing, nicotine-laden, gaseous mixture.
This pamphlet is full of pictures and would be suitable for how to stop smoking seminars and doctor’s offices.
