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To: epicure who wrote (5823)	1/5/1998 7:17:00 PM
From: Janice Shell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71178

they were jiggering around the mix of nicotine, trying to find optimal levels. I've read this, but haven't seen real confirmation. And in any case, as I said: either it's addictive or it's not. Consider coffee. I I I consume very little caffeine, as I don't like the way it makes me feel. But I have friends who've quit; all have had headaches for a few days, some the shakes. Just as addictive as nicotine. You've obviously never smoked seriously. If I buy stronger ciggies, I smoke fewer. If I smoke "lites" I smoke many more and end up with a sore throat. The smartest thing the tobacco industry could do--for them, in terms of revenues--would be to produce "healthy" low-nicotine smokes.