woman dipping tobacco A "Dipping Snuff")...This photo was taken somewhere in North Carolina back in 1939. snuff was quite common back in the day. Snuff was a purchased form of smokeless tobacco, a Snuff on the rise among

More than 5.5 percent of people aged 18 to 25 identify themselves as current users and smokeless tobacco use among high school kids is even higher

Long-term exposure to ambient fine particulate matter and renal function in older men: the veterans administration normative aging study

Tobacco use can also slow the bodys ability to heal

They also settle into house dust for all to inhale

6 Smokeless tobaccos contain over 2,000 chemicals and at least 28 carcinogens

Side effects : Common : nausea, vivid dreams, constipation, gas Serious : mood changes, depression, suicidal thoughts, sleepwalking (rare cases include harming oneself, others, or property) Important considerations : People with certain conditions should speak with doctors before starting: schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, suicidal thoughts, depression, severe renal impairment