In either case, your post will not be identified. I have noticed that some of the young men at post, including a few teens, are chewing tobacco or using snuff during the weekly softball games. I find the practice both disturbing and the spitting and drooling repulsive. As pressure continues, in the U.S. to prevent teens from having access to cigarettes, more teens are experimenting with this form of tobacco use. Snuff is a fine grain tobacco that comes in cans or in small pouches.
Users take a pinch and place it between the lower lip or cheek and the gum and suck on it.
Chewing tobacco is long strands of tobacco. It is used as plugs. Snuff is proven to be more addictive and provides a higher risk of cancer than chewing tobacco. Nicotine enters the users' bloodstream through the oral mucosa and or the gastrointestinal tract. Holding tobacco in the mouth brings multiple potentially carcinogenic chemicals into contact with the body.