Arsenic : a toxic element that can cause various cancers and skin lesions Benzopyrene : a chemical that can cause lung cancer and other respiratory diseases Cadmium : a cancer-causing metal used in batteries, linked to lung and kidney disease Cyanide : a deadly poison that interferes with the body's ability to use oxygen Formaldehyde : known carcinogen that damages tissues and causes respiratory issues Hydrazine : highly toxic and can cause damage to the liver and central nervous system Lead : a toxic metal that can damage the nervous system and kidneys Mercury : a toxic metal that can impair brain function and damage the nervous system Nicotine : A highly addictive substance that increases cardiovascular disease risks Nitrosamines: Potent cancer-causing chemicals associated with tobacco products Polonium-210 : radioactive element that causes cancer and other serious health issues Ready to Quit Smokeless Tobacco
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