The Countries With The Most Chimneys (Smokers) In 2017

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https://www.statista.com/statistics/...ean-countries/

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/ma...o-consumption/

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Self-destruction.

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The European nations with the most smokers are Belgium, Greece, Bulgaria, and the Czech Republic.

I walked past a few foreign people in London today.... and the disgusting and stale stench of smoke was wreaking from their clothes, bad breath, smelly hair, skin, etc, as I walked past them. They had a strong odour of ashtray-smell and it's a very unpleasant odour.

Smokers don't realise how much they stink, compared to non-smokers.

If smokers stick their nose into an ashtray and take a whiff... that's what they smell like to non-smokers.

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The European nations with the least smokers are Sweden and England.

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Smoking causes more than the characteristic “Smoker’s breath”



Gum Disease

Smoking not only causes bad breath, but increases your risk of tooth loss by reducing your body’s ability to respond to infection in the mouth.

Because your body can’t help fight off the bacteria that cause gum disease, you may find that teeth are more likely to become loose, move and eventually fall out!



Cancer

Smoking significantly raises your risk of developing oral cancer, which includes cancer of the mouth, throat, salivary glands, tongue or lip.

In the early stages, oral and throat cancers can have symptoms similar to a toothache or they are painless. Many cases of oral cancer are seriously advanced by the time they are detected, which can make life-saving treatment difficult. That’s why, as part of your regular dental health check appointments, your dentist performs an oral cancer screening, which includes assessment of your lymph nodes down your neck, as well as the ling of your mouth. If oral cancer is identified early, it is almost always treatable.