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"I feel dizzy, get headaches and feel like vomiting," said Maryam, listing symptoms that match a condition experts call acute nicotine poisoning, or "green tobacco sickness"
That doesnt mean vaping is completely harmless, though
medicinal antibodies, including those used in cancer immunotherapies, into tobacco plants and then harvest the product, but the tobacco plant itself is incapable of producing these medicines." AAP FactCheck is an accredited member of the International Fact-Checking Network