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This is because the harmful chemicals in tobacco smoke, such as tar and carbon monoxide, come into direct contact with the tissues and cells of your lungs

They have also been used as an anti-smoking tool by governments, who increase excise and sales taxes on cigarettes and tobacco, thus increasing the cigarette prices, hoping that the higher prices will lower the number of smokers or even deter people from starting to smoke

Then, if you have a gas stove and dont mind making a little bit of a mess, roast the eggplant on the stove

This discrepancy reinforces the myth of the social smoker, the illusion of control, and the separation of smoking from its long-term health outcomes