In a narrative review published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine the authors write that sugar could act as a gateway to alcohol and other addictive substances, adding that like sugar, like cocaine and opium, is refined from plants to yield pure white crystals a process they say significantly adds to its addictive properties. The article was co-authored by cardiovascular research scientist James J DiNicolantonio and cardiologist James H OKeefe, both from Saint Lukes Mid America Heart Institute in Kansas, together with William Wilson a physician with the nonprofit US group practice Lahey Health
State Anyone convicted of violating the Kansas cigarette and tobacco products act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and subject to a minimum fine of $200 up to $1,000
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Ridgeway says enforcing this rule legitimizes the business and keeps these products out of the hands of young people who can get addicted
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