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I wouldnt come here and gamble if I couldnt smoke. Paul Hynes, 36, of Toronto, hoisted a lit cigar as he and three friends, also puffing on thick cigars, walked among the croupier tables at the Bellagio

Nicotine is also thought to contribute to the hardening of your blood vessels and the development of blood clots, both of which can lead to a higher risk of heart attack or stroke

Sources Eri Jenkins, uniformed advisor for the TSA
High cholesterol levels early in life may play a role in developing atherosclerosis as an adult

Has a smooth musk / tobacco scent

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, smoking: Causes thickening and narrowing of blood vessels Raises triglycerides (a type of fat in your blood) Lowers HDL or "good" cholesterol Makes blood sticky and more likely to clot, which can block blood flow to the heart and brain Damages the cells that line the blood vessels
