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Make goals Make the following goals to quit and never resume chewing or dipping: Pick a date and taper use as the date nears

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Users often feel an intense cooling (almost burning) sensation due to the mint and incredibly high nicotine hence the -80C in the name, evoking extreme cold

Chewing tobacco contains: Tobacco leaf (the main source of nicotine) Carcinogenic compounds known as nitrosamines Tars, sugars, and chemical flavoring agents Added preservatives to maintain moisture and shelf life The tobacco leaf itself is what introduces most of the long-term risks, like oral cancers, gum disease, and digestive damage from accidental swallowing

As tobacco carcinogens enter the body through the mouth, cancer The first signs of oral cancer jaw pain or swelling mouth or lip sores that do not go away lumps around the cheeks, mouth, or lips red or white patches in the mouth sore throat lingering mouth pain difficulty swallowing or chewing numbness in or around the mouth loss of tongue or jaw mobility Oral cancer Although these symptoms can indicate oral cancer, they may be due to another condition