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Background Reference Articles My post was motivated by the following information I encountered on the web: New Times Article That Explains that Radiation is Always Present Good blog post on the topic with an excellent comment by David Gillies Environmental Protection Agency on Tobacco and Radiation Wikipedia article on the subject Source of Radiation in Tobacco The EPA addresses the source of the radiation from tobacco: Naturally-occurring radioactive minerals accumulate on the sticky surfaces of tobacco leaves as the plant grows, and these minerals remain on the leaves throughout the manufacturing process

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According to Straingenie, a company that offers personalized cannabis recommendations through DNA testing, it was calculated that when the average person smokes flower through a pipe or bowl, they inhale roughly 12 mg of THC per hit