Tobacco and Tobacco Products

The best strategy for overcoming tobacco addiction is to exercise iron self control and just don't smoke. Eventually the urge to smoke will fade. If your self control isn't that good, you can use some other, less harmful form of nicotine (patches, chewing gum, or e-cigarettes), but if you do you will still be a nicotine addict even if you are no longer a tobacco addict.

Yes, but it is avery inefficient way to do it

The four ways to refuse tobacco products are: Just say no; if that's too hard, then give a reason for saying no, like: I've got a lot of homework to do, or my parents are going to kill me! if that doesn't work, then change the subject, or influence others with you not to smoke or use tobacco. or just leave
If you didn't catch the 4 ways, here they are
1. just say no
2. give a reason
3. leave
4. Change the subject or influence others with you not smoke or use tobacco

Hell yea you can!! Is it safe? No!! Can u get high off of it?? No!! If you want to get high that bad then there's other alternatives.. Like weed.. I don't do it but if you wanna get high there's your answer.

the sticky brown substance in a cigarette is tar.

It was a German scientist that produced tobacco

if you want to be safe, don't smoke, vaporize.

vaporizing essentially melts the THC into vapor that you inhale. when you smoke something, you are burning all of the plant material. inhaling those small burnt particles is what causes lung problems.

Treasury

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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which was part of the Treasury Dept. Some of their operations now fall under the US Justice Department.

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The oils in the leaves do not regenerate or re-hydrate. That is where the majority of the flavor and nicotine is. Even if you slowly bring it back to a 70/70 environment, you will not enjoy it as much.

Tobacco made in England

Just think of these tobacco companies as drug-pushers who seek to addict those who use their product hoping to addict the user .

The nefarious tobacco companies will add cocoa or chocolate to their tobacco products to addict the user to their products knowing that people like things that are sweet to the taste . It's an engineered addiction .

Additives are used to make cigarettes that provide high levels of 'free' nicotine which increases the addictive kick of the product .

Additives are also used to enhance the taste of the tobacco smoke . Sweeteners and chocolate are used to make cigarettes more palatable to children .

Eugenol and menthol are added to numb the throat to mask the aggravating effects of tobacco smoke .

Additives such as cocoa are used to dilate the airways allowing the smoke an easier and deeper passage into the lungs .

Additives are used to mask the smell and visibility of smoke that is not breathed in by the smoker .

Nitrosamines

Yes. They chewed tobacco so that they would be sick on there ship!

Since there isn't any expiry date I'm sure candy canes wouldn't expire because if it did, you can sue the company which manufactured it.

Slang for chewing tobacco

Tar damages the cilia which is in the lungs. The cilia are hairs in the lungs that protect from dust. The dust then escapes into the lungs and people struggle to breathe. It stains your teeth and fingernails yellow too

When one takes a dip out of the tin to put in the lip, the juice from the chew stays on the fingers used while placing the dip. If you wash your hands, there shouldn't be any permanent stains to your fingers.

Cardiovascular Benefits

"Chaw" is just a southern or country way of saying chew. Chaw or chew usually comes in a seal able bag and has much larger size pieces of tobacco then dip or snuff. A "plug" of tobacco is just chew that has been compressed into a brick or solid chunk of tobacco that has to be broken or bitten off. It can also come in compressed sticks that have been twisted or braided together, commonly called a "twist". On a side note, snuff is the fine ground tobacco that you sniff up your nose. snuff is commonly confused with "fine cut". Fine cut tobacco is grainy like sand while snuff is a fine powder like dust. I believe, snuff originally catered towards women who wanted a tobacco habit without a nasty cigarette smell or constant spitting.

That it contains chemicals that are harmful to the health of animals or other plants. This is certainly true of tobacco, as it contains nicotine -- among other things -- which is a fairly potent poison. Between 40 and 50 mg. of pure nicotine is fatal to adult humans (roughly the amount in two packs of cigarettes) if taken all at once.

yes. even if it is legal to buy it is still concidered a drug.

a drug is a medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the bod

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Yes, tobacco is considered under FMCG sector according to the ISIC definition (International Standard Industrial Classification)

Tobacco played a important role in the economics of the thriteen colonies because it was the major export at the time. Another important crop was corn because they never heard of the plant until the settlers came to America.