Obviously there are a myriad of other chemicals absorbed from tobacco smoke, some not so great for you, but are there any other chemicals besides nicotine and essential oils absorbed from snuff through the nasal passages? 

Essentially, what I’m wondering is if snuff is delivering solely nicotine, or a variety of other chemicals alongside nicotine. 

Rustica contains LSD, I’m quite convinced of it.

@fj1988 Not a bad idea.

Tobacco while it grows, the underside of the leaf is very sticky it could pick up air born contaminates. If your that concerned you make think about abstaining from consuming anything you haven’t produced yourself. 

Beer, coffee, tea, wine, single malt whisky… Oh, sorry… you said FROM snuff… I thought you said WITH snuff :-" :O)

I don’t care what the government or snuff manufacturers have to say, I know very well that snuff delivers far more than just nicotine, and I can tell almost every time I use it. Alongside nicotine, snuff delivers pleasure. This is why I’m sure it’ll ultimately be banned throughout North America.

Tobacco also contains harmala alkaloids. N. Rustica contains harmala alkaloids in particularly high concentrations. Harmala alkaloids mimic MAOIs, which accounts for the mood lift you get in general from snuff. In the case of the Rustica, it accounts for the compulsive use (subconscious effort to combat rebound effect) and eventual psychoactive effects as it builds up in your bloodstream. I actually believe Rustica could be really dangerous for anyone taking medication for depression, anyone NOT taking medication for bipolar disorder, and anyone with a history of substance abuse. Seriously, I know it’s fun, but be educated.