Smoking rates have dropped in many parts of the world, but tobacco companies have offsett those declines with higher prices, cost-cutting measures, and diversification into new markets like e-cigarettes
Think mouth sores, gum disease, and oral cancersnot to mention the lovely bonus of tooth decay and bad breath that could clear out a room faster than a fire alarm
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I told them it was small, but it was definitely a human footprint
But then youve got additivesthings like humectants to keep the tobacco from drying out, sugars to adjust the burn, and ammonia compounds that increase nicotine absorption (which, in corporate-speak, is called enhancing bioavailability, but lets be real, its just making sure the buzz hits faster)