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A common effect of exposure to tobacco smoke, and alcohol drinking is oxidative stress and damage to proteins, polysaccharides, lipids, and DNA, leading to the intensification of pro-inflammatory reactions, accelerated aging, impaired immunity, and the development of neoplastic diseases 3,4

Moister tobaccos can also be harder to keep lit, which often results in more furious puffing, compounding the problems.) Fortunately, assuming limited use of humectants like Propylene Glycol (PG), its easy to dry a tobacco thats too moist, and this happens relatively quickly under all but the most humid conditions