Hrycushko 2008
This morale builder saved many lives." While Schaf mentions that some pipes were aesthetically atrocious, due to a lack of craftsmanship or too vivid of an imagination, he noted, "they served a purpose, represented an achievement, and, after all, were smokable." When Allied forces returned to the Philippines in 1945, Schaf lost his pipe collection, including his most prized piece a large, bent pipe made from kamagong, a dense wood with a very dark color and featuring a stem fashioned from water buffalo horn
Prompting more cessation education to be recommended
It should be a good resource for clinicians to address some of the more controversial aspects of smoking cessation and how to approach electronic cigarettes
Smoking: Smoking damages the mucus production ability of the stomach lining and, therefore, is easily irritated by stomach acids