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DETOXICATED TOBACCO Article in Scientific American November 11, 1876 A correspondent, referring to our recent article A Cigar Scientifically Dissected, asks whether there is not some method whereby tobacco can be rendered innocuous and yet have its agreeable aroma preserved

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Once it hits you its like youve been burned.[77] Some described these symptoms as flu, a term often used in Zimbabwe to describe the symptoms of a common cold: coughing, sneezing, and congestion.[78] Farai, a 14-year-old worker in Mashonaland Central, described how he felt when working around dried tobacco: You feel like sneezing.[79] During tobacco season, particularly curing time, I always have chest pains and coughing, said 18-year-old Moses, who started working on his familys tobacco farm in Mashonaland West at age 16