In short-term use, these include impaired short-term memory, impaired motor coordination, risk of injury, e.g., driving, altered judgement, e.g., sexual behaviors leading to risk of STDs, paranoia, and psychosis (usually in higher doses)
Reynolds Tobacco Company where he proved to be a standout, ultimately being named the Vice President of Sales in 1912
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They also say that a year after quitting, the risk of heart attack will have halved compared with a smoker's and that after ten years, the risk of death from lung cancer will have halved compared with that of a smoker.
Tobacco contains a chemical called nicotine, and its use has been linked to several health risks including cancer, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and more