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Overusing nicotine pouches can irritate your gums and lead to nicotine overconsumption

Acetaldehyde adducts to cilia dynein ATPase and slows CBF (Sisson et al., 1991)

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DNA Damage in the Esophageal Cells Smoking contributes to esophageal cancer by causing DNA damage in the cells lining the esophagus