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Anytime we see flavors being marketed with [nicotine], were concerned that young people, kids, are going to start using the product, says Meghan Moran, PhD, a behavioral scientist at Johns Hopkins who studies how marketing and media shape tobacco use
The tobacco actually comes from the tobacco plant from genus Nicotiana
Arch Gen Psychiatry 2009, 66: 12531262
Users also often put the tobacco in the same spot of their mouth each time, which will cause particular damage to the teeth, gums, and cheek in that area
Add to that the risk of blood clots caused by the increased pressure, and you have a recipe for potential strokes