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Patients diagnosed with hypertension who were receiving treatment were excluded, as their participation may have affected the results of the study

Snus doesn't smell, and the nicotine rush is much stronger than with a cigarette," said Thorbjrn Thoors, a 67-year-old window repairman who has used snus since his teens and quit smoking decades ago

Granger explains that high blood sugar can cause the arteries to stiffen because it can increase the production of free radicals tiny particles that damage cells and reduce nitrous oxide, a chemical that dilates blood vessels

This can lead to lung problems and respiratory diseases like a persistent cough, chest pain, and cancer

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