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Amazing what you find in the papers

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2597434/Could-tobacco-hold-key-beating-cancer-Researchers-say-plants-defence-mechanism-work-humans.html Will they then have to label snuff with a cures cancer label?

V

Nope, because snuff is made from tobacco leaves - not from those tobacco flowers mentioned in the article.

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Put some flowers in? a floral snuff. I wonder is it completely coincedental that only one snuff user was ever recorded to have cancer that might have been caused by snuff use. Of course correct me if I am wrong again. another news snippet from today http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-26682207

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Hmm to trust the DailyFail or not although I wonder if I’m unbanned from commenting yet.

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congratulations, unbanned LOL Yes the Daily Mail is a bit crazy but I have to say I would like the story to be eventually proved true although I did check the date to see if it was still April 1st.

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I wonder is it completely coincedental that only one snuff user was ever recorded to have cancer that might have been caused by snuff use. Of course correct me if I am wrong again.

I wonder how did they prove it was caused by snuff use. Because she was taking snuff? So maybe a water is cancerogenic as well, because everyone who has ever had a cancer has been drinking water?

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About the marijuana article… I live in Colorado, in a small ski resort town. We have 2 marijuana stores, but about 15 different buildings where people grow it indoors. In fact, in the building where I work, my boss has leased out one section to a pot grower. I think people are sending it out to other states and making huge profits. Prohibition doesn’t work. It is supply and demand, and quality of the product.

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Yes be interesting to see how that all works out in the states. It’s certainly fast money at the moment like with e-cigs. Been reading that - in the probably not to distant future - we will be genetic engineered anyhow and I suspect we won’t have a choice in the engineering. Probably make Soylent Green look like a picnic.