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The Allure and Dangers of Smoking

During the '80s, many men and women weremodels" launched anti-smoking campaigns
attracted by the advertising campaignto warn the public about the very
launched by Philip Morris. Filmed inharmful effects of smoking.
the beautiful outdoors, the televisionSmoking is more than just a habit, it is
advertisements showed the hardy cowboyvery similar to drug abuse. Research
lighting a cigarrette, relaxing in frontupon research has substantiated claims
of a camp fire after a hard day's work.about the highly addictive content
The chilly, mountain night scene blendedcalled nicotine. At least one milligram
well with the lights and shadows createdof nicotine is found in an average
by the camp fire. Any thought of coldcigarrette and acts as a stimulant. The
temperature was extinguished by thenicotine in the cigarrette causes
warmth of the fire, and the litglucose to be released from the liver
cigarrette. Other versions of theand the production of epinephrine ---
commercial showed cowboys on horsebackboth of which result to stimulation. It
traversing wild, white rivers andalso activates the so-called reward
galloping across grazing lands of thepathways in the brain which are
West. The images are made more powerfulresponsible for the production of
by the music composed by Elmer Bernsteinfeelings of euphoria.
which was originally used for the '60sThe average smoker will easily say that
Western film entitled Magnificent Seven.cigarrette smoking helps reduce stress
The score was used extensively inand anxiety. Others smoke right after
Marlboro commercials prior to theeating a large meal or during stressful
implementation of the cigarrettesituations. Others see the cigarrette
advertisement ban. At the center ofas an importance prop or ingredient to
this commercial was the quintessentialtheir overall lifestyle. This reasoning
Marlboro Man --- rugged, tough, manly,should not come as a surprise especially
and a smoker. The commercial ends withif it comes from smokers who were born
an appealing invitation to, "Come toduring the '30s to the '50s. Television
where the flavor is..."programs were usually interspersed with
Wayne McLaren and David McLean bothcigarrette commercial during those eras.
played the iconic Marlboro Man in thoseIn fact, during the '60s, it was very
series of commercials. Both men died ofcommon to see t.v. and screen heroes
lung cancer and other medicalsmoking in reel and real life.
complications related to smoking.Those who became addicted to
McLaren posed for some promotionalcigarrettes, whether they knew it or
posters of Marlboro in 1976 He was anot, were really on a path to
professional rodeo rider and appeared inself-destruction. To this day, many are
some television series during the '70s.still hooked on tobacco despite the
He smoked a one pack and half everycigarrette commercial ban and the
single day. By age 49, he was alreadyaggressive anti-smoking campaign by
diagnosed with lung cancer. Hegovernment health agencies. Indeed,
underwent chemotherapy that led to thesmoking cigarrettes is not an adventure
removal of one of his lungs. However,as once portrayed in commercials.
when he began the treatments, the cancerTobacco addiction is, in truth, a habit
cells had already spread to his brainthat quite literally leads to the grave.
and eventually killed him. David McLeanFortunately, for those who want to kick
started smoking at the tender age of 12the deadly habit, "cold turkey" methods
and continued his habit until he wasand anti-smoking medications are now
diagnosed with emphysema in 1985. Byavailable to help them stop puffing
1993, doctors had to remove a canceroustheir lives away.
tumor from his lung. Two years later,RESOURCE BOX: Choose Variety of High
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they died, both former "cigarrette



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