is it possible to smoke chewing tobacco?
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Going to be a little difficult to light and keep lit. No buzz unless smoking a cig or cigar would give you a buzz. Nicotine is still the only thing in chew that would give you a buzz.
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no. anything you smoke is bad for you. i would recommend quiting.
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Absolutely! They are made with tobacco which is the source of the nicotine. Here is some info you should know!\n\nCigar Smoking Skyrockets \nCigar Smoking Skyrockets \n \nArticle date: 1998/12/31  \nBetween 1989 and 1993, cigar smoking skyrocketed 133 percent according to researchers at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute's Department of Cancer Control and Epidemiology in Buffalo, N.Y. Their findings were published in the July 1998 edition of the American Journal of Public Health. Researchers surveyed 22 communities in North America, and found an increase in cigar use among both sexes, as well as in all age groups, races, incomes, educational levels and smoking frequency.\nTheir findings concur with those of many scientists, who noted a sharp decline in the prevalence of cigar smoking from 1964 to 1991, then a resurgence in popularity, particularly among younger adults, over the past few years. According to the Cigar Association of America, two billion cigars were sold to 10 million cigar smokers in 1994, the first year of a marked increase in sales. In 1996, 4.4 billion cigars were sold, marking a 45 percent increase in sales since 1993. Many people believe these increases are due in large part because of manufacturer's marketing and advertising efforts, celebrity endorsements of cigars as glamorous and acceptable, and the linking of cigars and the supposed good life in TV shows, movies, and magazines.\n\nResearchers also noted the public may think cigar smoking is a safer and less addictive alternative to cigarettes. According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, cancer deaths among cigar smokers are 34 percent higher than among nonsmokers. They also state cigar smoking causes cancers of the larynx, oral cavity, esophagus, and lungs. Just like cigarettes, cigars contain nicotine.\n\nA 1996 study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an estimated six million US teenagers aged 14-19 had smoked at least one cigar within the past year.\n\nHere are some other facts about cigars and their usage:\n\n\nThe carcinogens and cancer-producing chemicals found in cigarettes are also present in cigars.\n\nCigar smokers have three times the risk of developing lung cancer than nonsmokers, according to a 1985 study in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI).\n\nCigar smokers are more likely than nonsmokers to suffer from persistent coughs, phlegm, and are at increased risk of peptic ulcers, according to a 1987 issue of The American Journal of Public Health.\n\nConcentrations in tar and nicotine are much higher in cigars than cigarettes, according to a study in a 1988 edition of Preventative Medicine. In a presentation at a June 1998 American Cancer Society conference on the health risks of cigar smoking, scientist Jack Henningfield, PhD, vice president of research and health policy at Pinney Associates noted the amounts of nicotine in cigars. "A study of 10 cigar types showed that cigars contain amounts of nicotine ranging (on the low end) from that equivalent to a single cigarette to (on the high end) that equivalent to an entire pack of cigarettes. Most cigars contain nicotine in quantities equivalent to several cigarettes," he said.\n\nExposure to secondhand cigar smoke carries the same risks as exposure to secondhand cigarette smoke, according to an article in the January 10, 1995 edition of TheWashington Post.\n\nCigar packages bear no warning from the Surgeon General, as cigarette packages do.\n\nThe 1990 Budget Reconciliation Act taxes cigars at a federal level of $1.125 per thousand, which equals less than a penny each.\n\nAccording to a presentation at the ACS cigar conference given by researcher John Slade, MD, addiction and chemical dependencies specialist at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Jersey, "The sale of cigars has increased markedly in the past five years. Despite the fact that virtually all of the advertising and promotion of these produc
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Quitting smoking is not an easy task. Just like other additctions the person(s) must really want to quit. That is the first step. Then, trying the patch or the gum. If one can't use them, then everytime you want a cigarette, you wait until as long as you can. Believe me this will help reduce the amount of cigarettes and can eventually lead to quitiing. Finally, if all else fails, quit cold turkey! Since smoking is a hand and mouth thing. Try just holding the cigarette and chewing some gum or sucking on hard candy.
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lol  never heard of that.  I wonder if it wouldn't be because most smokers want a cig right after they eat, and stuff's allready gettin pushed around?  Just a thought
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Tobacco is a poison. If enough of it is ingested in can kill.
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Heres a tip: try cutting back and use nothing at all.  Tobacco is not good for you or anybody.  If you really need nicotine (although i don't suggest it, because its not good for you either), try the patches or the gum.\nTry quitting, then you will feel much better.
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No. There really is no such thing. And even IF there were (I'm being hypothetical here) it wouldn't be a very wise decision to smoke it, because it STILL is bad for you. You should quit altogether. You can do this in a few ways. Maybe you can find a new habit or hobby. Maybe you can get together with friends who want to kick the habbit. Also, you could see a doctor who should be able to prescribe something to help you overcome your nicotine cravings. You can chew nicotine gum or wear a patch. \n\nP/S: It is NOT true that smoking lights is safer than smoking normal cigarettes. Because: when you smoke lights, you tend to ihale deeper and besides, the fibres in the filter also sometimes gets into your lungs and can cause irritation and inflammation.
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i usually start by breaking up a cigarette. i don't smoke them except about 50/50 tobacco with my weed.  i put a little cardboard filter in there so i'm not getting tobacco or weed in my mouth and i only use zig zag or some other slow burning paper.
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yes, it can help keep weight down, but there are much healthier ways to control weight.  Tobacco use will either kill you or make you feel like crap.
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chew tobacco\neat something nasty
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Smoking can definitely lead to cancer, although not always... but do you really want to take that risk?  As for gum, just make sure to always chew sugar-free so you'll have a better chance at being cavity free.
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hey man there aint no easy way. i smoked for ten years and am quit for a year now.  first you have to do it cold turky. no cutting down patch gum or anything. do it only when ur the most motivated and determined. then use all the will power that you have to not take even a hit off another cig, when cravings start chew gum, and work out. If you run it out that works vary well also, just keep yourself busy and you will notice in a few weeks the cravings will start to go away. just remember the key is cold turky if you put nicoteen in your body in any way you will fail its inevitable. remember dieng of lung cancer will suck, good luck.   -clokey
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Well duh.. of course when you are stoned you wanna stay home with your bag of doritos.. when you are drunk you wanna go out and drive the streets and start stuff. Tobacco has to many added chemicals.. go natural smoke a joint!!!
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It is not yet, May 31st. Thank goodness it is going to behttp://www.health.gov.on.ca/english/public/updates/archives/hu_04/hu_tobacco_leg.html
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Probably not. Here are just some of the things smoking will do to you:\n\nbaggy eyes\nyellow teeth\n\nIf you want more go to :
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how bout take it slow... instead of 3 cigs a day smoke 2 then 1 then eventually one a week then one a month and then never. chew gum instead. how bout start tomorrow. theres no price on life.