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The object of the present invention is to provide special activated charcoal filters mainly to reduce from the mainstream smoke p-benzosemiquinone (p-BSQ), a highly reactive major harmful oxidant, which is singly responsible for the oxidative damage of proteins and probably also DNA, thus conceived to pose the greatest health risk

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