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This reduction in blood flow deprives the skin of oxygen and essential nutrients, leading to the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, and uneven skin tone, especially around the mouth and eyes

On the contrary, our findings of a unique excess mortality risk associated with menthol flavouring in cigarettes provide additional scientific evidenceapart from their known impacts on initiation and cessationin support of the menthol flavour regulation in the USA and in [low- and middle-income countries]. Mentholnaturally found in peppermint or made in a labmakes tobacco products even more addictive and harder to quit

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