And although Blue Whale is not the first smokeless tobacco alternative – others include Smokey Mountain, Bacc-Off and Golden Eagle – it is the only brand that contains nicotine. “The other ones are ...

Gastrointestinal disorders: Chewing areca nuts with smokeless tobacco irritates the digestive ... fibrosis (OSMF): One of the most severe side effects of areca nut consumption is oral submucous ...

Smokeless tobacco and areca nut pose significant health risks, including lung, oral, and cardiovascular diseases. Despite being perceived as safer alternatives to smoking, they contain carcinogens ...

Depending on the quantity you’re bringing back, you might need to pay duty on smokeless tobacco products. Do you need to take ...

Yet undervalued shares and tobacco companies do exist ... tips with our free twice-daily newsletter Sign up They target smokeless categories to exceed 50% of revenue by 2035, compared with ...

Up to a third of all oral cancer cases worldwide are linked to chewing, sucking and sniffing ... condition because they consumed either smokeless tobacco such as snus (found in Nordic countries ...

Omni also looks to provide information on and answers to some of the most challenging questions facing tobacco users and the wider industry, including: What is the risk of using smokeless products ...

The use of smokeless tobacco and areca nut is highest in regions of South-Central Asia, South-East Asia and Melanesia. Effect of Smokeless Tobacco and Areca Nut in Oral Cancer Smokeless tobaccos ...

Manipur government has banned the manufacture, storage, distribution, display and sale of gutka for a year starting.

Globally, an estimated 300 million people use smokeless tobacco and 600 million people use areca nut. The highest rates of use are found in South-Central Asia, South-East Asia, and Melanesia.

But a societal shift toward healthier lifestyles and the understanding of tobacco’s effects have led to greater regulation and litigation — and both affect the value of tobacco stocks.

Has he experienced any negative health effects? “No! I have heard that habitual chewers tend to develop ulcers, but that doesn't happen for me, even if I haven't eaten. In fact, chewing gum ...