Most specialists smoke in this day and age, right? Along the same lines, you should also smoke cigarettes. If specialists do it, you may be able to do it. But is this the case for the general public today? This particular opinion tends to convince the group of spectators that smoking is a good thing, because experts claim that it is beneficial for you and will even improve your life; on the other hand, it's not authentic. At that time, people suspected that smoking a cigarette was not dangerous. Regardless, in fact, over the years it has been found that smoking is harmful to oneself and can cause real inconveniences. The ad I chose, More Doctors Smoke Camels than any other Cigarettes, was produced in 1946 by the RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company. This was back when smoking was not a huge danger. The tobacco organization particularly wanted to make its Camel cigarettes known to the general population and that their product was superior to all other cigarettes available on the market. A common procedure used by the tobacco industry to console a stressed public was to merge photos of doctors. in their advertisements. The reason for using the specialist was to advance the brand, and the message behind this was that if specialists, with their abilities, were picking up camel cigarettes, then they should be sheltered ("More Doctors Smoke Camels"). The image is given to a perfect specialist, one who appears astute, respectable and caring. Besides, more consoling than a specialist? This advertisement further incorporates another widespread camel advertisement "T-Zone ("T for Throat, T for Taste")....... in the middle of paper roads......ation and small air sacs, known as alveoli, present in your lungs Not only could it harm your organs, but smoking can cause malignancies anywhere in your body, from the bladder to the cervix. , and even to the kidneys ("Health Effects of Smoking") Cigarette advertisements give the impression that smokers are "overflowing with joy" and that smoking is useful for you. Surprisingly, nothing could be further from the truth. reality. The U.S. government has classified cigarettes as a dangerous drug that causes lung malignancies and coronary heart disease, and many other real illnesses and conditions. Many people across the country are wondering if tobacco organizations should. be allowed to advertise cigarettes or even manufacture cigarettes to today's general public ("Analysis of Various Tobacco Advertisements".").