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The temptation has been strong, from advertisements for tobacco in baseball cards decades ago, to the glorified moment of New York Yankees slugger Babe Ruth accepting a plug of chew from his girlfriend before a climactic game-winning hit in the 1927 movie "Babe Comes Home." What movies rarely document is the dark side: Tony Gwynn, one of the greats on and off the field, dying at 54 after a long fight with mouth cancer
Start With a Why Maybe that conversation on what chewing tobacco is doing to your mind and body is enough to convince you that this change needs to happen
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The 2019 Norwegian public health report warns that the use of Swedish moist oral snuff (snus) may be associated with an increased risk of: various cancers and increased mortality after cancer high blood pressure cardiovascular diseases metabolic syndrome (with high use) psychosis harm to the child during pregnancy type 2 diabetes (with high use) Because it has a high risk of addiction, snuff can be challenging to quit
It comes in flavors like Apple, Peach, Mint, and Cool Wintergreen
