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writes:Hey. I was out with friends last night and one of my friends was doing snuff. She says she does it because she doesnt like the smoke cigarettes make and doesnt want the health risk, but aren't there health risks with taking snuff as well? Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (3 May 2008): I believe you mean "snuff" as in chewing tobacco? Chew, not huffing, or anything you inhale, as the question title thinks you mean, right? Then, yes, snuff is just as bad, but in different ways. I know a heavy smoker who gave up chew because it was so bad for your mouth. It can do really grisly things to your gums and the cancer you can get means removing parts of your jaw and tongue. I don't claim to be a health expert, but chew is pretty unhealthy. Don't do it, and try to get her to stop if you can.
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reader, Mushgirl +, writes (3 May 2008):
 Jesus I didn't know snuff existed past Beatrix Potter-era.
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