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When used, nicotine triggers the release of dopamine in the brain, creating a sense of pleasure

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Overly restrictive measures, particularly on flavours and product availability, could unintentionally drive former smokers back to tobacco or into unregulated markets, said Richard Begg, from VPZ The Vaping Specialist

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Less is known about the health impacts of nicotine pouches, as they are a newer product

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It was a tool this civilization had used to preserve a little piece of itself

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