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current smokers for CCs, and both occasional and regular current users for ECs and HTPs) were asked whether they experienced one or more of a structured list of a priori defined adverse events that could be associated with the use of the product, either during or after its use 18 : dry cough, sore throat, mouth dryness, vertigo, headache, constriction of the respiratory tract, mouth irritation, nausea, dizziness, burns to the lips, mouth ulcers, and other adverse effects
Tips for Fresh Breath Brush your teeth twice a day Clean your tongue regularly Use mouthwash Stay hydrated to avoid dry mouth Chew sugar-free gum Avoid tobacco products Limit consumption of odor-causing foods and drinks Visit your dentist regularly Treat underlying dental or medical conditions Take Your Oral Health Seriously For those whose bad breath is the direct result of bacterial accumulation in the mouth, regular mouth cleaning can do wonders
These products are completely tobacco-free in terms of content
Take a small cluster or "wad" of chew out of the pouch, place it into your cheek pocket, and chew it gently a few times to release the juices and nicotine