A resource for teens that offers advice, quit support, and motivation to remain nicotine and tobacco free
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Today, surviving examples of WWII-era German cigarettes with intact tax stamps are valued historical artifacts, reflecting both the economic controls of the Third Reich and the social culture of smoking that pervaded the period
Nicotine can: Promote tumor growth Induce DNA damage Hinder the body's ability to repair cellular damage Studies indicate that nicotine may interfere with the body's natural repair mechanisms, making it easier for DNA mutations to persist and develop into cancer
Even as they decompose, their carcinogenic chemicals, pesticides and nicotine leach into the environment, contaminating the soil