Cigars produce large volumes of toxic smoke that damage the heart and increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, cancer and lung diseasefor workers and patrons alike
Image from Felix Khusid Himrod Medicinal Cigarettes Himrod Medicinal Cigarettes (1930s-1940s) claimed to provide "temporary relief from the paroxysms of bronchial asthma." The cigarettes, manufactured in Brooklyn, New York by Himrod Mfg, Inc., contained sramonium, saltpetre, anise oil, and cedar oil
These toxic remnants also release harmful chemicals into ecosystems, potentially affecting water and soil quality
Archived from the original on April 14, 2026
Back Up Your Bolus For those taking rapid-acting insulin at mealtimes, the timing of the injection (also called a bolus) can have a huge impact on the after-meal spikes