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Smoking a pack of cigarettes a day is more harmful to health than drinking two bottles of beer a day.
Nowadays, many people are addicted to alcohol and tobacco. If tobacco or alcohol is more harmful, I think it must be the harm of tobacco. We all know that nicotine in cigarettes can kill a mouse, not to mention a pack of cigarettes every day. For beer, the alcohol content of beer is not so high, and drinking a little wine occasionally can be beneficial to health, so a pack of cigarettes is definitely more harmful to the body than two bottles of wine.

Smoking is harmful to health, and basically every pack of cigarettes is marked. But few people really care about this sentence completely. Smoking is a serious burden on your lungs, and nicotine is the chief culprit of cancer. And smoking is not only harmful to your health, but also harmful to your relatives and friends. We can often see that smokers' lungs are completely different from those of normal healthy people in smoking cessation videos. Smokers' lungs are completely black, which makes people feel particularly disgusting, but many people still don't realize the harm of smoking.

In fact, the harm of drinking is also great, just a little less than smoking. In terms of the average person's drinking capacity, two bottles of beer won't make people drunk, and the harm of alcohol to the body is actually quite great. Especially now, many people are allergic to alcohol, and if they drink alcohol, their lives may even be in danger. They should drink in moderation, not in excess. I think the culture of persuading wine at the dinner table in China is really speechless.

If you can, you'd better not touch alcohol and tobacco, stay healthy and work hard. If you want to relieve stress by drinking and smoking, you can actually find another way, which will be better for yourself and your family.