Research carried out by ENT doctors has shown that prolonged smoking can not only cause hyposmia (reduced sense of smell) but also, in some cases, paradoxical hyperosmia, where certain patients become uncontrollably more sensitive to certain unpleasant odors
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The long-term health effects are still under study, and the addictive nature of nicotine remains a concern
If I did, would I talk so much all the time about all of the different kinds of weed that Ive seen, and smelled, and probably burned with some sort of flame until the smoke from it goes into my body through some hole or other and then goes into my brain I think and makes me feel different in some way
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