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Appearance and Medical Issues with smokeless tobacco: 50 times more likely to suffer from oral cancers Leukoplakia (white mouth lesions that are precancerous) Tooth decay (due to high levels of sugar in chew) Stained and discolored teeth Bad breath Gum disease, recession (and eventually tooth loss) Increased heart rate, blood pressure and epinephrine levels (Two times the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease compared to non-users.) Other Cancers: kidney, pancreas, digestive system Death Smokeless tobacco use is often initiated and established during adolescence

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E-cigarette aerosol, the vapor that users breathe in and exhale, contains all of the harmful substances in the image below: While e-cigarettes contain fewer harmful substances than cigarettes, that does not make them safe to use