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These directly affect brain neurotransmitters, causing the brain's olfactory processing area to "spark" or emit static electrical signals that manifest as familiar past smells

Thats where the habit potentially gets more dangerous

I don't really smell this often anymore but it screams church lol

We suggest that such a drop in CO levels potentially could be causally associated with the concurrent increase in ANA, as there is evidence that low levels of CO are protective against ANA and certain autoimmune diseases

Given that tea cigarettes dont contain nicotine (the chemical compound that makes normal cigarettes addictive) its generally not considered to be addictive