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According to the FDA, tobacco naturally contains several harmful chemicals, including but not limited to: Nicotine Lead Cadmium Nitrates Trace fertilizers The FDA reports that these natural chemicals can be harmful if ingested, smoked or chewed, stating that as the plants grow, the concentration of harmful chemicals builds up and concentrates in the leaves

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Through the study of tobacco metabolic profiles, the differences in metabolites between the tobacco leaves cured with stems and the conventionally peeled/cured tobacco leaves were explored to explain the effect of stem curing on tobacco leaf quality