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Old 05-28-2009, 01:40 PM   #24
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In the caseof the nicotrol inhaler, we step down the dosing as the patient is able to tolerate. This looks like a commercial product that is aimed at inducing the addiction, since that's what the tobacco companies want to sell.

Addictions are not "healthy," hence the quotes. however, if there is a product that does not cause cancer, COPD, mouth rot, birth defects, etc, then I am for it being made available, even if it perpetuates addition of new addictions. The effects of all the other things in tobacco products is such a huge public health concern that will never be fully addressed by stop smoking campaigns that I can abide some nictoine addiction if there is reduced "side effects."
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