Hi Everyone,
I'm just curious... I knew nothing about snus before the 60 Minutes story that aired last month. I'm not sure if the intent of that story was to vilify snus or to promote it or just to inform the general public about it. If it was meant to vilify snus, it certainly backfired with me! I ran right out to the 7-11 after the story aired the same night and bought two cans of Camel... (I dislike the stuff now that I found Swedish snus) I saw it as an opportunity to quit smoking after several unsuccessful attempts. I quit smoking 3 days after starting to use snus. The key word in the interview was "Harm Reduction", the concept of substituting a less harmful substance to kick a more life threatening habit. This does not just apply to tobacco. Marijuana has been used in harm reduction groups to help wean people off of more dangerous drugs such as heroin or cocaine for example...
Just wondering how many of you first learned of snus from that report.
I'm just curious... I knew nothing about snus before the 60 Minutes story that aired last month. I'm not sure if the intent of that story was to vilify snus or to promote it or just to inform the general public about it. If it was meant to vilify snus, it certainly backfired with me! I ran right out to the 7-11 after the story aired the same night and bought two cans of Camel... (I dislike the stuff now that I found Swedish snus) I saw it as an opportunity to quit smoking after several unsuccessful attempts. I quit smoking 3 days after starting to use snus. The key word in the interview was "Harm Reduction", the concept of substituting a less harmful substance to kick a more life threatening habit. This does not just apply to tobacco. Marijuana has been used in harm reduction groups to help wean people off of more dangerous drugs such as heroin or cocaine for example...
Just wondering how many of you first learned of snus from that report.
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