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Compare the health risks of cigar smoking to the health risks of cigarette smoking. How do each compare to the health risks of tobacco chewing?
 
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Which naturally occurring hallucinogen can also be synthesized in a laboratory?
 
  a) Mescalin
  b) Harmine
  c) Psilocybin
  d) MDMA



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Answer to Question 1

Ammonia was secretly added to cigarette tobacco in the 1970s and continues to be used as an additive today.

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