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Key impacts include damage to the protective mucosal tissue and cilia that normally clear irritants from the nose, sinuses, throat, and ears, reducing the bodys ability to clear contaminants effectively. This repeated exposure also leads to inflammation, chronic swelling, excess mucus production, and tissue irritation

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They give you the same feeling as smoking a cigarette, because you go through the same motions as when you would put a cigarette to your lips and inhale something, only this time, its a water vapor instead of toxin-filled smoke

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These compounds might be safe to eat, but they are far from safe to inhale