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Effective harm reduction would not support marketing of any tobacco products in ways that attract non-tobacco users, create new or increased addiction, or delay people from quitting altogether

These reasons might include: Feeling better Getting healthier Sparing your loved ones from secondhand smoke Saving money Keep in mind that trying something to beat the urge to use tobacco is always better than doing nothing

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