If you smoke and drink sake every day are more likely to develop lung cancer, than people who just smoke.
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Fetish....@Kame - agreed.
And with little to no makeup, as well, IMO....If I were you, I'd wear a face mask on the trains just like everybody else does. As...Good point. I used to love living on Yen and watching the dollar drop in value....So, um, how does one find his/her rooms.
And do they come gaijin-size?...That's not very surprising to me. Almost comparable with American society.
This is one of the best...That's precisely what I thought myself, but given that the powers-that-be have zero...This isn't your typical boarding school, though. It's where they send the worst...
And with little to no makeup, as well, IMO....If I were you, I'd wear a face mask on the trains just like everybody else does. As...Good point. I used to love living on Yen and watching the dollar drop in value....So, um, how does one find his/her rooms.
And do they come gaijin-size?...That's not very surprising to me. Almost comparable with American society.
This is one of the best...That's precisely what I thought myself, but given that the powers-that-be have zero...This isn't your typical boarding school, though. It's where they send the worst...
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They tell us 46,000 men were surveyed and that those who drank sake were 1.7 times more likely to get lung cancer. So, what is the chance of getting lung cancer if you just smoke? How many of these 46,000 men fell ill?
Let's say 10 of them got cancer without drinking and 17 got cancer by drinking sake, too. That's 0.021% versus 0.037%. Even if the numbers were 100 vs 170, that's still only 0.21% versus 0.37%.
I don't think these percentages are likely to scare many sake-drinking smokers, and that's probably why the article doesn't tell us the real numbers.