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Tobacco and Tobacco Products

Native to North and South America, tobacco dates back to around 6,000 BC. Native Americans used tobacco in many different ways, including in religious practices and for medicinals. Tobacco is in the same plant family as the potato, pepper, and the poisonous nightshade. In this topic, questions about tobacco and tobacco products are asked and answered.

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True or false Tobacco companies lose about 500000 customers a year?

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Tar and other pollutants in tobacco smoke cause a smoker’s lungs to create an excess amount of phlegm.

How much is amber leaf tobacco in Malta?

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How much is amber leaf 50gram

How much or Newport cigarettes in Missouri?

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Well I miss you already I'm from Philadelphia they're 6 hours 11 cents a pack so I'd be like $1.10 for a car so how much is a car and I'm thinking probably around 40 hours does that sound about right because I'm getting ready to go to Missouri on the 26th and I'm coming back to 31st of December I probably bring back one car at a time now right I was going to try playing too someone said I'm allowed to bring 18 packs and then hi to when your carry-on we'll see hey that's good though cause for $120 for two cartons.. in Philadelphia they charge i $120+ for 1 carton. So hell yeah Missouri I think Bible and get one free happy holidays everyone I'll be there from the 26th to the 31st of December hopefully we can all meet up and see that's it I quit I got to go to the pee🚽

Can a horse eat tobacco?

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Technically yes, horses can eat tobacco. However, the leaves are extremely bitter (if you have ever tried accidentally chewing a cigarette, you know this) and horses don't generally like to eat them. It also tends to cause diarrhea, which in an adult horse is not pleasant to deal with.

Prior to the advent of effective dewormers, giving a horse a couple of cigarettes was one way owners would keep the intestinal parasites to a minimum in their herd. However, there are several effective and cheap dewormers available at any horse supply store, so there's no reason to feed your horse tobacco any more.

How easy is it to get hooked on chewing tobacco if you try it once or twice?

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I started 12 days ago by doing it 2-3 a day, I didn't dip at all yesterday and was irritable. Today I've packed 4 lips, so I think I'm addicted but I'm trying to stop already, you don't wana get hooked! (You just have to control how often you do it, you feel like s*** when you try to quit)

Why do some people think smokeless tobacco is safe?

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they think that they wont get addiction to it . and they think they can stop at anytime they want to. :P

What is the words largest tobacco producer?

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China is the worlds largest tobacco industry China is the worlds largest tobacco industry

Is chewing tobacco bad for drains?

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If you can flush shi* down the drain, you can flush chewing tobacco. I don't know if it will eventually cause clogs though.

What happens if a minor gets caught with smokeless tobacco?

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It is still a tobacco product - regulated sale and posession. All the state and federal laws still apply as if it were a pack of cigarettes.

Do people build tolerance to chewing tobacco?

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Yes your mouth will stop getting all cut up and your gums will basically become stronger if you do it on a daily basis

Why is tobacco bad for kids?

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Tobacco isn't just bad for young adults, it is bad for EVERYONE. Tobacco is bad for many reasons, but a major reason is that it contains nicotine.

Nicotine is the major factor in causing addiction. Young adults are more likely to become addicted to it than older adults. This addiction is very hard to get over, and can lead to economic problems when the addicted person has to continue buying these products as the prices rise.

Additionally, Nicotine limits blood flow. Poor blood flow causes fingers and toes to have poor circulation and get very cold. Poor blood flow to... other extremities... almost always leads to ED in men.

List 5 gross effects of tobacco?

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All of tobacco's effects are negative, and here are some of the ones that I know: yellowing teeth, wrinkly skin, everyone knows the horrible effects on the lung, rotting gums from chewing tobacco, nose cartilage decay from snorting tobacco, puffy red eyes, dark rings under eyes, and many others. Different ways of ingesting tobacco into your system cause different problems throughout your whole body.

How did people learn to smoke tobacco?

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This is probably unanswerable. It was most likely curiosity after the discovery of drugs in plants over 1000 years ago.

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An alternate explanation could be that people noticed the effect of inhaling the smoke of the tobacco plant after a fire: either from natural causes (for example, from a lightning strike) or artificial ones (the plant being used in cooking).

How many sticks are in a pack of tobacco?

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A pack of tobacco cigarettes typically has 20 cigarettes.

How long does tobacco test positive in a blood test after you quit smoking tobacco?

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Depends what you have been smoking. The half-life of nicotine in the body is 2 hours, meaning that every 2 hours the level of nicotine decreases by half. After about 2 days it is unlikely that nicotine would be detectable.

Marijuana is detectable in the blood for anything up to 2 months - but this is due to a chemical in the plant which has little effect on the high (i.e. you could be pumped full of it and you would not be stoned) being absorbed by the body fat and being slowly released into the bloodstream.

Does chewing tobacco have nutrition?

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Yes, there is nicotine in chewing tobacco.

The urban myth that there is fiberglass in the tobacco to speed up nicotine delivery has been widely debunked! The glass fibers were said to make tiny cuts in your gums and mouth lining to let the nicotine get into your blood easier.

The stiffer parts of the tobacco leaf - the shaft and it does the same thing as fiberglass might.

How much does longhorn chewing tobacco cost per can?

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About 99 cents to $1.95 where Im from

Does cigarette tobacco show up on a drug test how long does it stay in your system you have a drug test Friday but the only thing you've done is smoke cigsHELP?

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It really depends on the urine test your taking. If your doctor gave you a urine test for adhd or something like that i would think it wouldn't show up but I'm not a genius who knows everything about smoking and urine test. But if it was for drugs then I'm pretty sure NICOTINE would show up on the test. I think nicotine is out of your system in a day or so.

What types of smokeless tobacco have sugar in it?

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yes there is. about 10%.

This is why when you you pack in smoking you have a need to eat sweets, it has caused a blood sugar low and helps keep you addicted.

Also it hides the taste of the nicotine which is NOT addictive.

Have you ever heard of anyone addicted to Nicotine patches? I think not...

An interesting point. According to studies, the long term quitting success rate of nicotine patches can be as low as 1.6%, yet it is promoted as an 'effective' means of quitting smoking. (Would you use a condom as an 'effective' means of birth control and protection if it split 98% of the time?)

The 'experts' are currently debating whether sugar is addictive and whether it has any relevance to obesity.
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