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By stopping the habit of chewing tobacco, you greatly reduce the chances of your entire mouth (and body) becoming damaged by the tobacco, plus you reduce your cancer risk

In reality, these guys wear mouthpieces and it would be too hard to pass someones guard while chewing and needing to spit

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Dr Lion Shahab, senior lecturer in the department of epidemiology and public health at UCL, and lead author of the publication, said: Our study adds to existing evidence showing that e-cigarettes and NRT are far safer than smoking, and suggests that there is a very low risk associated with their long-term use

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