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The study said: one day one pack of cigarettes to lost 10 years

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Recently, the British "Daily Mail" published a set of "life-threatening" data: one day smoke 20 cigarettes will reduce 10-years lifetime, drank two bottles of wine will reduce 23-years lifetime. This set of statistics also calculate the "smoker" and "drunkard" average lifetime expectancy.

"You may think you smoke a cigarette is harmless, but in fact, it makes you less live 14 minutes." British "Daily Mail" reported that the British a website for smokers, alcoholics and drug abusers consume life calculation, the result is that the people who every day smokes 20 cigarettes will lost 10 years lifetime, who drunk every day will lost 23 years lifetime, who long-term smoke cocaine will lost 34 years lifetime, methamphetamine and heroin smokers' average lifetime is only 38 years old .

Data showed that the "smoker"--general addiction in smoking from the age of 18, smoke a cigarette will
reduce 14 minutes lifetime. If smoke a pack (20) one day , life length will short 13%, and average only live to 69 years old. For "alcoholic", one bottle of wine one day reduce 6.6 hours of life, alcoholics
usually general addiction in drinking from the age of 16, drink two bottles if one day, and average only
live to 56 years old, than non-drinkers they will less live for 23 years.

Statistics also pointed out that 150mg of cocaine lead people losting five hours, long-term smokers average lifetime are less than 45 years old, reducing 44%; average lifetime of methadone abuse of narcotic drugs, heroin and methamphetamine were only 41 years old, 38 years old and 37 year old.

The statistics are derived according to the American official data, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the United States Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.





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