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Transfer of cigarette substance from mother to baby Transfer through bloodstream During breastfeeding, high amounts of nicotine and other harmful chemicals like cotinine (nicotine metabolite) in tobacco are transferred to the child through breast milk

Total yield of dark tobacco treated with herbicides ranged from 2,765 kg/ha with pendimethalin alone to 3,051 kg/ha with pendimethalin followed by sulfentrazone with minimal differences in total yield between treatments

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Cigarettes contain tar, nicotine, carbon monoxide, and thousands of other toxic chemicals that can severely damage lung tissue

The mouthfeel is lighter and smoother, with fewer lingering notes especially beneficial in menthol or fruit blends, where aftertaste can sometimes be overpowering