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Extremely high pesticide residues In 1981, the National Health and Medical Research Councils Pesticides and Agricultural Chemicals Committee tabled information stating that average levels of the now banned organochlorine DDT in Australian samples of cigarettes were 43 times higher than found in US and UK cigarettes

Youre upping your risk of cataracts By putting oxidation stress on the eye lenses, smoking greatly raises your risk of developing cataracts by a whopping 22 percent

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Ignoring those receptors leads to withdrawal symptoms

When it attaches to the offending molecule, the chemical it changes into is still present, but no longer foul smelling