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Here are just a selection of the chemicals that make all tobacco products toxic when smoked: Formaldehyde: Highly poisonous and used to preserve dead bodies Ammonia: Found in strong cleaning fluids Benzene: Used as a solvent in fuel Cyanide: An industrial pollutant Arsenic: A deadly poison found in insecticides The problem with rollies Researchers have found that rollies can be often worse for you than smoking regular cigarettes

Even occasional smoking can impair blood flow and nitric oxide function, increasing ED risk

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And four days after that, he underwent surgery at New Yorks Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center to have his lesion removed