Zyn and other brands of nicotine pouches have swept across the military in recent years as the time-waster, sleep-stopper and on-duty vice of choice among a generation of service members, often replacing chewing or dipping tobacco The change is, according to experts, at least somewhat healthier for troops (though, come on kids, dont start.) And the packets are, undeniably less gross
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For patients who are addicted, they might stop smoking during chemotherapy, but decide instead to use a smokeless tobacco product or even a nicotine patch
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