"People who are habitual smokers generally have about 30 to 50 ng/ml of nicotine in their blood, whereas non-smokers have less than five ng/ml," says Warfield
Excessive dryness causes the tobacco to burn too quickly, resulting in a harsher smoke, while excessive humidity can promote mold growth and a musty or sour odor
Go see your dentist, of course
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Tobacco companies use packaging and other advertising techniques to make tobacco seem appealing, while distracting consumers from the harsh reality of how tobacco destroys health