> minimally-addictive cigarettes, like with no cadmium, and actually clean out the radiation from radium
I'm rather confused what you're proposing here. The presence of cadmium has nothing to do with the addictive properties of cigarettes, which are largely mediated by nicotine.
As far as I'm aware, cigarettes do not generally contain any meaningful amount of radium.
I'm rather confused what you're proposing here. The presence of cadmium has nothing to do with the addictive properties of cigarettes, which are largely mediated by nicotine.
As far as I'm aware, cigarettes do not generally contain any meaningful amount of radium.