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The nicotine is absorbed through the nasal mucosa and quickly enters your bloodstream

The ethical question is this: given that most of the harmful effects stem from combustion rather than nicotine, and that some smokers are unable or unwilling to stop using nicotine, is it ethical to deny them access to less harmful alternatives, while cigarettes remain widely available and are not subject to similar bans

Considered to be highly addictive, the consumption of tobacco is related to a number of health issues including cardiovascular diseases and cancer

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