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DSM-5 Alignment F17.210 aligns with the DSM-5 diagnosis of Tobacco Use Disorder (mild, moderate, or severe) when the substance is cigarettes and the patient does not currently meet criteria for a withdrawal syndrome

this is perfect for former smokers who need a strong throat hit of nicotine

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Alternative tobacco products should be taxed according to their degree of harm to encourage consumers moving down the harm continuum, and overall tax burdens should be low enough to keep consumers away from more dangerous illicit markets

For some, that may mean something to satisfy an oral fixation

Strength is a mild medium to start, but seems to slowly be getting stronger