When your skin absorbs nicotine and other toxins, they attack these cells and damage the blood vessels, thereby reducing the blood flow
A report from a 1975 Lorillard focus group of African American and white menthol smokers noted the importance of social factors in their decision to smoke menthols, saying they elected to smoke menthol because someone in their family smoked a menthol brand, or close friends smoked a menthol brand, at the time that they began to smoke.35 The Charleston focus group report, referred to earlier, reiterated that as far as the prime influences on them regarding their first brand selection:What their friends smoke is key.To be in, smoke what friends smoke.Easy accessability (sic)/bumming very common.What family members smoke provided free/easy access.25 A 1984 Lorillard study of menthol smokers similarly found that One-half of the respondents smoked a menthol brand as the initial brand they tried because it was the brand that was available in the home or available from friends. Two-thirds of both the male and female respondents reported that they began buying menthol cigarettes when they first began purchasing cigarettes for themselves, and almost always cited peers as the major influence in their selection of menthol cigarettes at the time.26 While the tobacco companies cited ease of smoking and peer/family influences as the predominant reasons why youths smoke menthol cigarettes, in the early 1970s, Philip Morris and RJ Reynolds both found that certain people smoked them because they believed it enhanced the smoking of marijuana.32 36 37 This connection may have been a passing phenomenon but it was still being reported in the 1990s.38 Some manufacturers viewed the decision to smoke menthols as a random or unconsidered event
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