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counterblaste to tobacco King James I, His Counterblast Tobacco, 1604 · Document Bank of Virginia 1954 book, James I, Counter-blaste
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Slightly alcohol-y opening but goes away after drying down

Downtown Durham 280 S

Original image by Joe Haupt

Tobacco introduces chemicals that damage the lining of blood vessels, promote plaque buildup, and increase blood clot formation

While there do not appear to be any formal studies into this phenomenon, there is an abundance of anecdotal evidence to support it

They act as systemic toxins
