Although many people turn to chewing tobacco as an alternative to smoking, it is a dangerous habit that can cause serious health problems.
Oral cancer is a life-threatening disease that can be directly linked to the use of chewing tobacco.
Sugar added to tobacco can wear away the tooth enamel. Small sand particles in the processed tobacco leaves can scratch the surface of the teeth. This can also lead to weakening in the roots of teeth. Can cause an increased risk of blood pressure. Because dependence on chewing tobacco is similar to smoking dependence, you should follow the same rules and guidelines for quitting as you would for smoking.