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Could snorting drugs damage the eustachian tube and the trachea?
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Snorting : Snorting drugs has an immediate effect on the nasal mucous membrane and your smell or ol factory system. Never mind the fact that the drug keens direct ask access to the central nervous system.
Answered 11/28/2017
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