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Overview The tobacco epidemic is one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced, responsible for over 7 million deaths annually as well as disability and long-term suffering from tobacco-related diseases (1)

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When John Rolfe imported Nicotiana tabacum seeds from the Caribbean, a new type of tobacco was born

It does take some time to absorb, sometimes days, so it is best to keep a dish of baking soda on hand before, during, and after smoking, and remember to change the powder every few days

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