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6/25/2005 New York, NY Randy Dotinga Forbes Magazine (www.forbes.com) Besides raising the risk of oral cancer, smokeless tobacco also known as snuff, dip or chewing tobacco appears to boost the odds male users will die from heart disease, according to the largest study of its kind ever conducted

It is equally effective for: Gutka users Tobacco chewers Smokeless tobacco dependence Because the nicotine is absorbed orally, nicotine chewing gum dose directly replaces the stimulation tobacco chewers seek, making it an effective alternative for multiple forms of addiction

Jeff Willett of the Progressive Policy Institute's Project to End Smoking, and retired Rochester, New York Deputy Police Chief Wayne Harris argued the policies could create unintended consequences, including illicit markets, increased enforcement challenges, and fewer opportunities for adult smokers to switch to lower-risk nicotine products

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