И једна цигарета дневно је много
Србији је потребна законска регулатива која ће у потпуности заштитити непушаче и препознати нове дуванске и никотинске сродне производе, који су и те како штетни и у кориснике увлаче децу и најмлађе, изјавио је данас председник Националне иницијативе непушача Србије, доктор Никола Пиљић.
TL;DR
- Serbia needs new laws to protect non-smokers and address the dangers of new tobacco and nicotine products, which are attracting youth.
- The tobacco industry's claims that new products are less harmful are a myth; they represent a new danger.
- Current laws, like the 2010 Law on Protection of the Population from Tobacco Smoke, have legal gaps, particularly regarding the hospitality sector and the recognition of new products.
- New tobacco and nicotine products, including e-cigarettes, heated tobacco, and nicotine pouches, are not recognized as official smoking cessation tools.
- Nicotine pouches are harmful, especially to the digestive tract and oral cavity.
- Systemic support for smoking cessation in Serbia is lacking, although patient motivation is key.
- While specialized counseling centers exist, the approach to quitting should involve professionals for nicotine dosage and pharmacotherapy.
- The duration of quitting is individual, and the sociological factor of environment and the normalization of smoking are greater challenges than nicotine withdrawal.
- Smoking is classified as an addiction disease, not just a bad habit.
- Even one cigarette a day is considered harmful.