Organic Tobacco
Organic Tobacco is tobacco grown without chemicals. It has been grown in recent years for some time now. There are a lot of reasons why organic tobacco is better for smokers than conventional tobacco and the more smokers get used to them, the more they will come to prefer them. Organic tobacco is supposed to be less harmful to the health than conventional tobacco as it does not contain any hazardous chemicals, as does not use any form of heat during growth. These cigarettes are also free from nicotine, so the supposed health benefits are there. The only thing they don't account for yet is the lack of nicotine and its lack of tar.
It has been projected by independent research companies that in the next eight years, there will be a significant shift in the way that people view smoking. Some people have already made the change, and one can rest assured that more people will if they see what the experts have to say. The experts project that in the next eight years, fewer people are smoking in North America. Those that are still doing so are doing as they recognize the health benefits. One of the main reasons that people will eventually shift to Organic Tobacco is as they are considered safer than conventional tobacco cigarettes. In fact, it is considered to be even safer. Organic cigarettes do not produce any tar, so they do not cause cancer or other health risks. They do not have nicotine, so there is no buildup of that toxic chemical. Moreover, there are fewer toxins in them since they are grown in an environment that does not use pesticides and herbicides.
One of the biggest advantages of organic is that there are no smokeable dyes in it. There are some exceptions such as the red color that some brands add to get their edge over the conventional tobacco companies. Some dyes used in conventional tobacco do contain harmful chemicals that can give some of the same reactions that one would get from smoking regular tobacco. However, the list of harmful chemicals that are found in conventional cigarettes is much longer than those that are found in organic ones. The list also includes a number of carcinogens and tar and other harmful by-products that one would expect from the smoking of conventional tobacco.
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