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He recalls one woman who tried for years to get her husband to stop his heavy habit, but in the end it was her, not him, who developed lung cancer perhaps from breathing second-hand smoke
Its no secret that we inhale thousands of chemicals when smoking a conventional cigarette
Now we know it contains tar, nicotine and 4,000 chemicals of which 40 are known to be carcinogenic to humans
Patches and Gum Wert also recommends nicotine gum and patches