Oral cancer?

[sagedil]

I knew there was a reason I liked you deeanne59 :wink:

[deeanne59]

Spitting is for sissys....not for big girls :wink:

[LaZeR]

Bad girls spit
Good girls swallow
Showoffs gargle :lol:

Sorry, I couldn't help myself when reading this thread, hehe

WoWee!

[sheilalynn]

Bad girls spit
Good girls swallow
Showoffs gargle :lol:

Sorry, I couldn't help myself when reading this thread, hehe

[sagedil]

We can always depend on PP posting what the rest of us are thinking. :wink:

[desirexe]

I really needed your comment Desi. Tonight when I dream about you again it will add just the right finish to my fantasy. :lol:

This coming from *almost* anyone else would freak me out. But from you PP, I take this as a compliment.

PS - Baker - When it comes down to it, I think most women would rather swallow than spit. *Still speaking of oral tobacco here*

[Premium Parrots]

I really needed your comment Desi. Tonight when I dream about you again it will add just the right finish to my fantasy. :lol:

[bakerbarber]

It's the nicotine giving you an insulin response that raises the risk of pancreatic cancer.

8)

All girls should be as cool as desirexe..

[desirexe]

Welcome to Snuson proko7

As others have said, Snus has been studied for 30 years in Sweden and there is no risk of oral cancer ever found. The only increased cancer risk with snus (as with all tobacco products) is you will double your risk for Pancreatic cancer. From 4 in 100,000 to 8 in 100,000. I am comfortable with that risk.

I have seen this research sooo many times and each time I think to myself...if snus users SPIT rather than SWALLOW the juices, wouldn't the extremely small risk of pancreatic cancer nearly disappear??? Not saying that I would ever spit, this is the only reason I use snus. I love swallowing! I'll leave it at that...

[CoderGuy]

Welcome to Snuson proko7

As others have said, Snus has been studied for 30 years in Sweden and there is no risk of oral cancer ever found. The only increased cancer risk with snus (as with all tobacco products) is you will double your risk for Pancreatic cancer. From 4 in 100,000 to 8 in 100,000. I am comfortable with that risk.

Also they have been using snus in Sweden for over 200 years.

And if you were a smoker, smoker's have a 14 in 100,000 chance (that's pack a day, I was 2). So I cut my risk by about 3 times.

CG

[sagedil]

Welcome to Snuson proko7

As others have said, Snus has been studied for 30 years in Sweden and there is no risk of oral cancer ever found. The only increased cancer risk with snus (as with all tobacco products) is you will double your risk for Pancreatic cancer. From 4 in 100,000 to 8 in 100,000. I am comfortable with that risk.

[Christi]

I have a sore throat today, only on one side, and am worried that I have oral cancer, LOL. I know better, but still scary!

I hope it is just seasonal sickness. I have body aches too, only on the one side of my body, I think that is odd.

[tom502]

Well, that's something. How old was he when it happened? Did he smoke too?

[RedMacGregor]

well, my step-uncle had half of his jaw removed due to cancer, it was on the same side he perpetually kept a large wad of chew...

[tom502]

I think most, if not all of this cancer scare is theoretical hype. People use moist dip and chew by the truckloads in the US, and if it was so bad, you'd see cases of it all the time, and it'd be banned. All I ever see it pics of 1 guy, just 1, and who knows what his history and health was, and what all he used, and also, I read smokers have a higher rate, or probability of it than users of smokeless.