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I think it's because there are health risks associated with most if not all forms of it. Some forms may have small health risks though. Really, they don't want
by Phylter 7y ago
I think it's because there are health risks associated with most if not all forms of it. Some forms may have small health risks though. Really, they don't want to pay out the money for high health insurance anymore. I don't blame them, I guess. But it does seem discriminatory.
- DaiPlusPlus 7y ago> there are health risks associated with most if not all forms of it Hey, nicotine protects against Parkinson’s - perhaps they should reconsider their actuarial models! (Fun fact: so does methylphenidate, which apparently is generally neuroprotective according the latest on PubMed)
- sithadmin 7y ago>it's because there are health risks associated with most if not all forms of it. Some forms may have small health risks though. There is a strong causal relationship between any nicotine consumption and a plethora of cardiovascular issues. While these effects might be small for the occasional user, they certainly have a detrimental impact on the health of habitual users.
- torstenvl 7y ago> There is a strong causal relationship between any nicotine consumption and a plethora of cardiovascular issues. {{cn}}