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Chewing Tobacco's Effect on Mental Health While chewing tobacco is considered a way of de-stressing by many users, the effects of chewing tobacco have a reverse effect on mental health in long-term: Anxiety: Withdrawal symptoms from nicotine can increase stress and anxiety

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Pros: Creates a temporary enjoyable buzz Cons: Risk of oral cancer Risk of throat cancer Risk of a stroke or heart attack Addictive Expensive Clearly, the cons and risks of smokeless tobacco outweigh the pros by a significant amount