Q in the order of chewing tobacco?
I was wondering if chewing tobacco from pouches like camel snus is a little better for you consequently the regular stuff. yes i know its still tobacco but is it better then the others for you? serious answers please... no "its tobacco it gonna be bad for you"
Answers: it is less harmful because the tobacco is pasteurized. Here's what it means basically. In tobacco, there is an enzyme that eat away at gums. That same enzyme is what makes you throw up if you swallow the juices (hence why you spit). Pasteurizing removes this enzyme. This not only allows you to swallow the saliva that builds up, but also does not guzzle away at your gums. On top of that, when its in a pouch, it does not contain fiberglass. Ordinary dip has fiberglass which cuts your gums allowing for nicotine to enter your bloodstream. Note that nicotine is not responsible for cancer, it is responsible for addiction.
said, tobacco in every agency shape or form isn't the healthiest habit, but to answer your question, it is a little better than everyday dip.
I smoke cigars, so I'm giving you the most straight forward informed answer I can, and am not trying to be biased for or against tobacco.
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Answers: it is less harmful because the tobacco is pasteurized. Here's what it means basically. In tobacco, there is an enzyme that eat away at gums. That same enzyme is what makes you throw up if you swallow the juices (hence why you spit). Pasteurizing removes this enzyme. This not only allows you to swallow the saliva that builds up, but also does not guzzle away at your gums. On top of that, when its in a pouch, it does not contain fiberglass. Ordinary dip has fiberglass which cuts your gums allowing for nicotine to enter your bloodstream. Note that nicotine is not responsible for cancer, it is responsible for addiction.
said, tobacco in every agency shape or form isn't the healthiest habit, but to answer your question, it is a little better than everyday dip.
I smoke cigars, so I'm giving you the most straight forward informed answer I can, and am not trying to be biased for or against tobacco.
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