Community-based studies One study from 1981 to 1999 in a hospital-based study of 19,545 current and former smokers showed that Black and White menthol users were significantly less likely to be former smokers compared to non-menthol users, but was no longer significant after controlling for age, sex, education, casecontrol status, years of smoking, and cigarettes per day [84]
However, one aspect of smoking that often gets overlooked is the impact it has on your veins
But, in my case, things went differently Things happen differently with everyone
Additionally, 1.5 million Black non-smokers who experimented with menthols during their teen years ended up becoming smokers, the study found
Holding it in longer doesnt make the effects stronger, it just adds more strain to your body