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This soil profile contributes to the "body" of the tobacco, providing the plant with the raw materials needed to produce a high volume of natural oils

It can also be brewed in tea, mixed into food (most popularly, in brownies), or used with vaporizers

In addition, smokers had lower NK cells and higher Tregs than controls, suggesting that smoking may reduce the ability to kill nascent tumor cells

However, it also negatively affects the body due to its addictive properties and its impact on various organs such as the liver, blood vessels, digestive system, heart, and brain