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Adverse systemic effects, including inflammatory lung and digestive diseases, have been linked to EC use in case reports 5

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Here is the Press Release from JTI announcing todays official launch of CAMEL SNUS in Sweden

Here are some reasons you should quit for good: Decreases risk of developing cancer Improves your lung function and circulation Reduces your risk of developing heart disease Improves your sense of smell and taste Helps you save money by no longer buying cigarettes Living a smoke-free life can be difficult, but its worth it in the end