Fred likes to chew tobacco. His roommate Alanzo is trying to get him to quit. "Hey, at least I don't smoke, so it's healthier for me," claims Fred. What information should his roommate use to counter Fred's argument?
a) All the negative consequences of ingesting nicotine by smoking are caused by chewing as well
b) Chewing tobacco is a disgusting habit, just like smoking.
c) Chewing tobacco has a higher risk of cancer than smoking.
d) All of the negative consequences related to secondhand smoke are avoided by chewing tobacco.
A
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