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If you're a smoker trying to quit, the good news is that nicotine gum can help you kick the habit. The bad news is that it may not work for a long term. They can have side effects such as throat and stomach irritation, indigestion or hiccups if it is not chewed in the special way like the instructions say.
What else can I help you with?
What can cigarettes tobacco do to people?
Kill them (and those around them through exposure to second-hand smoke).
When did basketball cards come out?
There were basketball cards produced as part of multisport sets in 1910 and 1911; the first set was from Egyptiene Cigarettes and the second was from Murad Cigarettes. These were known as tobacco cards. Basketball cards were not seen again until 1932 as part of the Briggs Chocolate card set.
Can working in a tobacco factory be harmful to health?
Because the smell of tobacco was over powering and pungent. Plus all windows and doors were closed and they had children full asleep from the narcotic effects and pervading odor. Women suffered greatly from it.
What are the social factors that affect marketing E-cigarettes?
First is the stigma the public has with smoking. When marketing electronic cigarettes one comes up to fierce opposition just because they "resemble" smoking tobacco, when in fact they could not be any more different. The second is the slander campaign the FDA has been putting on in addition to negative press aired and funded by big tobacco altering the consumers perception of this new and amazing product.
What are two harmful effects on the atmosphere if you smoke?
Second-hand cigarette smoke which can contribute to lung cancer in non-smokers.Carbon dioxide emissions from the burning tobacco. Strictly this is part of the carbon cycle, as the carbon dioxide was recently removed from the atmosphere when the tobacco plant grew.
What was Lucille ball's second modeling job?
Chesterfeild's Cigarettes!
Who is the second largest producers of tobacco in India?
gujrat
How strong is Grizzly chewing tobacco?
Grizzly smokeless tobacco is probably the second strongest tobacco in the industry. it is referred to as a discount tobacco because it is sold for under 2 dollars a can. The strongest is Copenhagen, but the runner-up is definitely grizzly. Also, Grizzly has a so-called "rating system" which rates the consistency (how well the Grizzly is held together when you put it in) and the freshness. it is ranked on a scale of 0, being the worst, and 11, being the best. You can find it's number rating by peeling back the bar code a little and it's there.
How many people smoke tobacco each year?
Over 1.1 billion people (greater than one-sixth of the world population). In the U.S., 20.8% of adults smoke (as of 2006). The U.S. is the second leading consumer of cigarettes (behind China and ahead of Japan).
What is the penalty for buying minors tobacco?
In the state of of Massachusetts "Someone who sells or gives Cigarettes, chewing tobacco, snuff or tobacco of any form to a minor not being that minor's parent or legal guardian shall be punished by no less a one hundred dollar fine for the first offense, no less than a two hundred dollar fine for the second offense and no less than a three hundred dollar fine for the third offense and subsquent offense." I'm not sure if it's a infraction or a misdemeanor but it isn't very harsh at all big stores like CVS and Stop & Shop that get caught in stings: It means nothing to them since they make about $50,000 a week. But as far as people "older friends" buying tobacco for minors it's just a big A** annoying fine (And possibly a criminal record, if it is indeed a misdemeanor
What do you call a nonsmoker who breathes air from a smokers cigarettes?
second-hand smoking
Is chewing worse than smoking?
While neither is good for you, the short and long term effects can be very different. Smoking is associated with lung diseases such as lung cancer, emphysema, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), and cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension. Chewing is more often associated with conditions as periodontal disease, oral cancer, stomach cancer, and colo-rectal cancer. Take a look at the tissue in someone's mouth who chews. That calloused looking area where they hold the plug is a pre-cancerous lesion. Given enough time, it will likely become cancer. Although I have never chewed, I've been told by many who have that kicking the chew habit is far more challenging than giving up cigarettes. From a social standpoint, many people object to second-hand smoke, and many more find the practice of spitting even more repulsive. Which is worse? I guess it depends on which disease scares you the most and who you don't mind offending with your habit.
