ISBN 1-84511-137-0 Swanson, Drew A
TAR IN CIGARETTES The sticky brown substance, known as tar, collects in the lungs when tobacco smoke is inhaled, causing staining of teeth and fingers and containing harmful chemicals that increase the risk of serious lung diseases
So, smoking light cigarettes can still expose you to nicotine, tar, and carcinogens, which are the primary toxic chemicals that cause lung injuries, heart disease, and many more
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