Tobacco Smoking

I have smoked since I was 5 years of age.I was born June 1,1955.At the time of this aricle, have smoked almost 50 years.I know everything about smoking,the ffects of smoking,and everything about the medical implications.
many things occur after smoking tobacco.Some of these things will be discussed here.
Tobacco causes many dangers to occur;such as:
*depositing tar and nicotine in the lungs.The tars and nicotine are similar to petroleum jelly.They coat the lungs as well as burn the lungs.They are never dissolved or digested.
*The tars and nicotine burn the cilia from the lungs.The lungs naturally have hairs;called "cilia" which keep particles out of the lungs.
*nicotine poisons the body.It is as deadly as potassium cyanide.2 grams of eighther will result in death to a normal healthy human adult.Nicotine is cumulative in the body.
*The tars asphyxiate the body.By depositing in the lungs,the tars coat the lungs and prevent air to touch the lungs.This deteriorates the cells as well as prevents lung poes from taking oxygen into the bloodstream.
*After stopping smoking,damage still persists due to the tars remaining in the lungs and burning cells.the damage continues for a lifetime.
*smoking is not addictive;but,instead,causes discomfort during detoxification of the body.The uncomfortable side effects are merely experiences to the damage caused by the tobacco.To alleviate the discomfort,the smoker will smoke more to coat the wound with tars from the tobacco.
*The tars and nicotine are extensively burning.They may cause blisters to be formed in the lungs and throat.
*nicotine is no carcinogenic;but,may mutant cells sufficiently for cancerous culturing may occur.
*The lungs are burned very extensively.tissues are exposed to viruses and bacteria in the air.This may enhance disease contracturation.
*skin cell putrifaction induced infections
*coats internal skin cells and causes them to putrify by cells forming blisters to fight the nicotine and tar;then,the blisters to burst.There is no escape of white blood cells.
*disallowskin cells to discharge chemotoxins