the origin of tobacco A History Tobacco in History and Culture:

Microbes feed on the natural sugars in the leaves excreting CO2 and alcohol

On top of that, the intense heat and thousands of toxic chemicals in smoke can still easily get through or around the gauze

To boost the mood, combat hunger, and stay alert, people would chew on the leaves and swallow the saliva

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According to a journal on the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a lifelong tobacco smoker has a 50% chance of dying before their time