No Good Comes From A Bad Habit

It's not only the tobacco industry eying you with bad intentions and trying to get you to smoke. What does it take for you to learn that no good ever comes from smoking?


Smoking is Bad for your Valuables. from Patrick Burke on Vimeo.

Steve's Message

Think twice before lighting up that cigarette. Surviving cancer is a battle that never ends for certain people. Steve Brayman, a larynx cancer survivor, is one of them. Here's his story.

Addiction, Inc.

Coming soon to a theater near you, the feature documentary ADDICTION INCORPORATED, tells the true story of Victor DeNoble, THE FIRST Big Tobacco whistleblower.

While working as a research scientist at Philip Morris USA tobacco corporation in the early 1980s, DeNoble, a behavioral pharmacologist, discovered an addictive component in smoke. Years later, DeNoble's sensational testimony before Congress contributed greatly to how tobacco products are sold and marketed - and regulated.

Straight Talk on Smoking

If you don't care about your own health and the health of your loved ones, then at least take your fag outside, mate. Otherwise we'll get Grandma on your ass.


Straight Talking - Smoke Free Film from Gino Evans on Vimeo.

Effective Anti-smoking Counseling

The militant nicotine addict could care less how his/her cigarette smoke affects themselves or others around them, and will resist all psychological efforts to quit. However, there is one very effective, real knockout technique has been shown to help even the most militant smoker realize the harm that comes from smoking.


No Smoking Commercial from Nate Adams on Vimeo.

Behind The Smoke

Big Tobacco manipulation, then and now.


Source: Stanford Tobacco TV

Perception Isn't Always Reality

Tobacco companies show you images of what life would be like if you smoked. They tell you tough, hard-working people smoke their cigarettes. That you'll look cool, hip, rebellious. That smoking makes you independent, beautiful and mysterious.

But, truth be told, it's all smoke and mirrors. Perception isn't always reality.


Source: Tobacco Free Florida

Simply Irresistible

One would think that Robert Palmer is singing about a beautiful woman that he's fell in love with, but word in the street is that he was singing about his love of cigarettes.

Robert Palmer, a chain-smoker, died of a heart attack at only fifty-four years of age.

What's Worse?

What's worse than being told that years of cigarette smoking has led to lung cancer?


What's worse TVC from DASSA on Vimeo.

Smoking - It's Not Cool Anywhere

I love this chick. Sometimes, this is the only way to get your point across.


No Smoking-Public Service Message from Fahad Mansoor on Vimeo.

The Smoking Existentialist

Quit smoking. It'll only make you unhappy.


La Temp Entre Chien Et Loup from Anthony Tocchio on Vimeo.

Defense Mechanisms Of The Nicotine Addict

There are various psychological strategies used by nicotine addicts to cope with reality and to maintain their self-image intact. One of them is displacement - the separation of emotion from its real object and redirection of the intense emotion toward someone or something else in order to avoid dealing directly with what is frightening or threatening.

A healthy person will use many different defense mechanisms throughout life. They only become pathological when used persistently and lead to maladaptive behavior that will eventually threaten the physical and/or mental health of the individual.


Source: Project: Rant!