Nicotine is a chemical compound taken from tobacco plants
Slowly, the danger of using tobacco products became more well known
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The most common heavy metals in rolling paper included: Other problematic elements included: Additionally, the study found varied levels of arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead
Concern about the health hazards of smoking made smokers interested in filtered cigarettes, and Kent became very popular, with over 13 billion cigarettes sold before 1957 when they changed the filter composition to non-asbestos containing
