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The high levels of disease-related biomarkers in smokers were not surprising, Rezk-Hanna noted, since research has shown that cigarette smoking and other forms of combusted tobacco expose users to high levels of chemicals that cause inflammation and oxidative stress

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Saliva is important for good oral hygiene as it washes away the bacteria responsible for cavities and gum disease while also neutralising harmful acids in the mouth

These side effects range from mild changes such as a temporary headache or feelings of nausea, to more severe like elevated blood pressure and increased heart rate