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Is smoking non-mentholated tobacco bad for you?
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Absolutely: Yes, there is no doubt. Inhaling combustion products and especially tobacco, increase numerous diseases and health disorders. The best way to avoid or decrease the health risk is lifestyle modification = exercise, eat better, and do not use tobacco products.
Answered 9/16/2013
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