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* In 2006 cigarette consumption was estimated to be 67.5 billion around 3% of the total was estimated to be counterfeit (source: TMA)

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From damaging the delicate hair cells in your inner ear to increasing the risk of tinnitus and hearing loss, smoking silently takes a toll on your ability to hear

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The mechanism appears to be that smoking induces inflammatory mediators and promotes keratinocyte proliferation

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Light smoke odor may improve within a few weeks using repeated treatments

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