According to the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) of Zimbabwe, the sector is witnessing record-breaking sales this year, with farmers already delivering more than 340 million kg of the golden leaf to the market, a significant hike from about 240 million kg last year
[8] Pryor and Stone determined that 1 g of tar from cigarette smoke contains more than 1017 long-lived free radicals (hours to months), while 1 g volatile fraction of smoke contains 1015 short-lived free radicals (seconds)
Other harmful health effects of smokeless tobacco include: Heart disease and high blood pressure Increased risk of heart attack and stroke Increased risk of early delivery and stillbirth when used during pregnancy Smokeless tobacco causes nicotine addiction
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Withdrawal from this substance can cause cravings, irritability, anger, sadness, increased hunger, and insomnia