a simple drag on a cigar can reawaken a once dormant cigarette addiction

Adrien Brody who recently was photographed on the front cover of the magazine Cigar Aficionado was said to be nervous and apprehensive about the photoshoot. It wasn't that he was worried about how he looked or what he would stay in the interview but he was concerned that because he was asked to hold a cigar he might slip up and take a puff.

He was pretty frank about the fact that he would have loved to have taken a puff but he was worried that it would reignite his once chronic smoking addiction. He spoke about how at the age of nineteen he had started puffing away on the set of a film and by the time it was over he was properly hooked.

Adrien Brody who is probably most famous for his role in the film The Pianist made a very sensible decision not to have a puff on the cigar for this photoshoot. We have come across plenty of anecdotal evidence at Ukmedix News which shows that an innocent and simple drag on a cigar can reawaken a once dormant cigarette addiction.

Despite the fact that Adrien Brody has been smoke free for ten years he said that he still finds it difficult not to smoke sometimes and that when he is required to smoke cigarettes in films it can be "very challenging".

If you have been a smoker and have been smoke free for a long time watch out for cigars! People will tell you that they are not the same and that you don't really inhale anyway, but be warned that you could be taking the first step down an extremely slippery slope with a nonchalant cigar puff.

At Ukmedix News we believe that once you have been a heavily addicted smoker, even when you quit that addiction will remain inside you forever waiting to rear its ugly head at the first opportunity.