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Tobacco is an agricultural product made from the leaves of plants in the genus Nicotiana. It has various uses such as an organic pesticide, in some medicines, and as a recreational drug and cash crop. The document then discusses the history and origins of tobacco, its various uses and forms of consumption, slang terms, health effects, and common treatments for quitting tobacco use.
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- 2. Agricultural product processed from leaves of genus Nicotiana Can be consumed, used as an organic pesticide, and in some medicines Used as recreational drug and cash crop in countries like the U.S Usual consumption is smoking, chewing, snuffing Native Americans used it to bring on a spiritual experience Europeans arrival made it recreational drug
- 3. Nicotine in honor of Jean Nicot who sent it as medicine to the court of Catherine de Medici Southern Economy until cotton came Civil war lead to development of cigarette Development of tobacco companies until science mid 1900’s controversy
- 4. Dip Fags Chew Smoke Doof Puff Stix Cancer stick
- 5. Tobacco is a narcotic Tobacco is legal
- 6. Stinky breath Brown gums Yellow teeth Lung damage (smoking)
- 7. Heart attack Stroke Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary disease Cancer
- 8. Most common treatments are: - Nicotine gum - Nicotine patches