No you can't really work it out without knowing the specifics of the individual smoker. This due to light smoking being less damaging than heavy smoking. You could do a statistical analysis on average life loss from smoking for the individual if you had the specific data.
The problem is that these are all probabilities. Some people in my family chain smoked until they died of old age with no cancer. I don't smoke but unfortunately I am just as heavily addicted to nicotine. About 100mg of nicotine a day.
Is it true every cigarette you smoke 12 min. subtracts from your life?
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No you can't really work it out without knowing the specifics of the individual smoker. This due to light smoking being less damaging than heavy smoking. You could do a statistical analysis on average life loss from smoking for the individual if you had the specific data.
The problem is that these are all probabilities. Some people in my family chain smoked until they died of old age with no cancer. I don't smoke but unfortunately I am just as heavily addicted to nicotine. About 100mg of nicotine a day.