What are side effects of using Grizzly tobacco?

admin — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:05:06 +0000

Grizzly tobacco is marketed as popular brand of smokeless tobacco and is a dipping tobacco.
Usually price Grizzly tobacco is much lower than other major brands as Grizzly is considered a discount tobacco.
Smokeless Grizzly tobacco is sometimes used in the workplace by employees, especially if the employer does not provide many cigarette breaks or if the employee is constantly using both hands during work.
Recently medical research indicated that smokeless tobacco users are exposed to more human carcinogen, than cigarette smokers.
Toxic ingredients in smokeless tobacco travel throughout the body, causing damage in several different ways.
Experts estimate that at least 90 percent of all oral cancers are linked to tobacco use, including smokeless tobacco. As Grizzly tobacco is cheaper that other brands there are contended more carcinogens. Individuals who use smokeless tobacco (snuff or chewing tobacco) have an increased risk of developing oral cancers of the gums, cheek, and the inner surface of their lips. According to the American Cancer Society, this risk is increased by 50 times over non-users.

NICOTINE REPLACEMENT THERAPY may work for individuals who are addicted to Grizzly tobacco.
To avoid the health-related risks that are associated with tobacco, people should stop smoking cigarettes or using Grizzly smokeless tobacco or any other form of tobacco.

Effects of dipping tobacco

admin — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 12:19:25 +0000

Dipping tobacco sometimes mistakenly called “chewing tobacco“.
It is a form of smokeless tobacco and also known as moist snuff or spit tobacco. It is commonly referred to as dip while the act of using it is called dipping. Instead of literally chewing on tobacco, a small clump of dip is ‘pinched’ out of the tin and placed between the lower lip and the gums.
It is a version of the Swedish “snus” that was brought to America by Swedish immigrants in the 19th century.
The dip rests on the inside lining of the mouth for approximately 30 minutes to an hour. Ultimately the duration of a dip is determined by the user.
Most people who state they want to quit dipping tobacco will admit that they realize the negative effects or dangers of dipping. When you are dipping tobacco you are putting more nicotine into your body and bloodstream than you would smoke cigarettes. Dipping around 10 times in a day is like smoking 40 cigarettes.

EFFECTS OF DIPPING TOBACCO
The tobacco that makes up dip contains over 3000 chemicals and 28 known carcinogens that can cause cancer if you don’t quit dipping.
Studies have shown that dipping tobacco has a relatively low risk for cancer, but some studies give conflicting results.
Many medical researchers think more so because people are not as aware of the dangers. Cancers of the mouth, lips, tongue and throat can quickly develop in people who use smokeless tobacco and leave grotesque and debilitating – even deadly – results.

Side effects of dipping tobacco are: raises blood pressure, bad breath, mouth sores, receding gums, stained teeth, raises heart rate, anxiety. And it is far not full list of harmful effects of dipping tobacco.
Dipping tobacco may have started out as fun, to bond, or simply to ward off boredom, stress or a long drive or work day. But in the end becomes something they depend on to “feel normal”.
So the time comes when they finally decide it is time to quit dipping tobacco.

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What are side effects of using Grizzly tobacco?

Effects of dipping tobacco