On average, 430,000 Americans die each year from tobacco related deaths. This equals out to one in every five deaths in America that are related to smoking (QUIT-INTERNET.) To put it in perspective, smoking causes more deaths than alcohol, AIDS, illegal drugs, car crashes, fires, murders, and suicides combined, according to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention. If these facts do not make you think twice about quitting smoking cigarettes, here are three more rational arguments. First, to save your own life. Second, to save innocent bystanders, including your family and loved ones from second hand smoke, which is actually more harmful than the smoke that is inhaled. Last but not least, to save money, which is always a posit
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