The thresholds for each star rating were developed in consultation with collaborators and other stakeholders
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Smokeless tobacco's digestive effects may result from: Higher nicotine absorption rates than cigarettes Longer duration of use (pouches often remain in place for 30-60 minutes) Additional compounds in tobacco that affect digestive functioning Historically, tobacco leaf preparations have been used for their laxative effects, suggesting this digestive response has been known for centuries
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Triggers may include watching TV, talking on the phone, relaxing after a meal or sex, getting in or out of your car, coming out of the subway, drinking coffee or alcohol, and many others