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For so many people, the steepest part isn't just the nicotine withdrawal

"People who smoke are more likely to have deterioration in gray and white matter, which provides a possible explanation as to why 14% of global Alzheimers disease cases could be attributable to cigarette smoking," they wrote in the study findings

A cigar can be mild-bodied but still strong in nicotine, just as coffee can taste smooth yet deliver a serious caffeine kick