Cadmium, nickel, benzopyrene, arsenic, acetaldehyde, and formaldehyde are some of the other cancer-causing agents found in chewing tobacco
The Rise of Snus in Scandinavia Snus has been a part of Scandinavian culture for centuries, but it nearly disappeared in the mid-1900s as cigarettes became a symbol of modernism
It is their language, the nexus of their social lives and the backdrop for their favorite stories
Extensive research and clinical studies have consistently shown that when used as directed in smoking cessation programs, nicotine gum does not pose a significant risk of causing cancer
Either way, they supply nicotine without the actual tobacco leaf, though its important to note they are not FDA-approved cessation medicines