4 thoughts on “CDC Stigmatizes: Adults with mental illness smoke at higher rate”

  1. psychiatric medication causes enormous weight gain-at least it did in me-so much for psychiatric people being low in will power-you same people sometimes consider smoking and obesity together-laabs they can’t get funding because of severe stigmatizing in the United States-much as gays are dislike in England

  2. People with significant mental health problems often have low impulse control and lean toward immediate gratification. Such people are also likely to be smokers. I can imagine a constellation of reasons for this. Among other things, some people may self-medicate with the nicotine buzz, as others may self-sedate with alcohol or opiates.
    There are enough people who smoke — and, thirty years ago, many more — and there are enough people with BMI over 29 that they may seem to be linked to almost everything, good or ill.

  3. These studies are so bogus. Do this: Go to Google and type “smoking linked to” and then do another search with “obesity linked to”

    Guess what?? They’re linked to the same things!!!! I wrote about it in my blog a couple of years ago. Unfortunately, the blog got deleted (by mistake!!). I’ve been meaning to revisit it and repost my findings.

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