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Herbal or organic cigarettes are paper rolls comprising herbs such as basil, lemongrass, spearmint leaves, rose petals, green tea and the like. These flavoured cigarettes, despite the name, have no tobacco in them.&nbsp;
Studies and the makers of the cigarette claim it helps detoxify the lungs, it stimulates digestion and to calms the nerves.
Despite the lack of nicotine and tobacco the cigarette is still, a smoke stick. These still contain potentially harmful chemicals and the exhaled carbon monoxide does exactly what the other cigarettes do.
The cost of herbal cigarettes is also nearly 5 times more than that of a regular cigarette.&nbsp;

Nawab Malik: NCB raid found herbal tobacco... editorji looks into what herbal tobacco really is

NCP leader Nawab Malik claims that the raid that the NCB conducted on his son's house found herbal tobacco and not ganja. We answer the question of 'what is herbal tobacco'

'Ganja lookalike': all about herbal tobacco that Nawab Malik says was found on Mumbai ship  

*Start with Nawab Malik&nbsp;bite saying that they have proven that they found herbal tobacco in the raid*
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But what is herbal tobacco?&nbsp;
Herbal or organic cigarettes are paper rolls comprising herbs such as basil, lemongrass, spearmint leaves, rose petals, green tea and the like. These flavoured cigarettes, despite the name, have no tobacco in them.&nbsp;
Studies and the makers of the cigarette claim it helps detoxify the lungs, it stimulates digestion and to calms the nerves.
Despite the lack of nicotine and tobacco the cigarette is still, a smoke stick. These still contain potentially harmful chemicals and the exhaled carbon monoxide does exactly what the other cigarettes do.
The cost of herbal cigarettes is also nearly 5 times more than that of a regular cigarette. But hey, at least your breath will smell like lemongrass instead!
So, we've given you the tea for tobacco, what side are you leaning on?
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Pointers for GFX:&nbsp;
1. Herbal or organic cigarettes have:&nbsp;
Basil
Lemongrass
Green tea
No tobacco or nicotine
2.&nbsp; Detoxifies&nbsp;the lungs
Stimulates digestion
Calms nerves
3. Herbal tobacco still contains harmful substances&nbsp;
4. Cost of regular cigarette: &nbsp;₹ 17
Cost of herbal cigarette: ₹85
400% higher 5. herbal tobacco&nbsp;vs regular&nbsp;tobacco

NCP&nbsp;leader Nawab&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;claims that the raid that the NCB&nbsp;conducted on his son's house found herbal tobacco and not ganja. We answer the question of 'what is herbal tobacco'

Herbal or organic cigarettes are paper rolls comprising herbs such as basil, lemongrass, spearmint leaves, rose petals, green tea and the like. These flavoured cigarettes, despite the name, have no tobacco in them.&nbsp;
Studies and the makers of the cigarette claim it helps detoxify the lungs, it stimulates digestion and to calms the nerves.
Despite the lack of nicotine and tobacco the cigarette is still, a smoke stick. These still contain potentially harmful chemicals and the exhaled carbon monoxide does exactly what the other cigarettes do.
The cost of herbal cigarettes is also nearly 5 times more than that of a regular cigarette.&nbsp;

A major global review of&nbsp;121 randomised trials of&nbsp;herbal and dietary&nbsp;weight loss&nbsp;supplements&nbsp;suggests that their use cannot be justified based on current evidence.&nbsp;
Claiming to be the first such meta-review&nbsp;of complementary medicines&nbsp;in 16 years, the&nbsp;analysis&nbsp;finds that while&nbsp;supplements show statistically greater weight loss than placebo&nbsp;in some cases, it is not enough to benefit one's health.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;team&nbsp;raises&nbsp;alarm over the fact that, unlike pharmaceutical drugs,&nbsp;clinical evidence for the&nbsp;safety and effectiveness of these pills&nbsp;and powders&nbsp;is not required&nbsp;and more research&nbsp;should&nbsp;be done&nbsp;to&nbsp;assess&nbsp;their&nbsp;long-term&nbsp;safety.&nbsp;
The global industry for these products was estimated to be worth $41bn last year.
Herbal supplements included in the analysis were green tea,&nbsp;tropical fruits,&nbsp;white kidney bean,&nbsp;metabolism stimulants, and ingredients commonly used&nbsp;in&nbsp;Ayurveda&nbsp;like&nbsp;liquorice root and East Indian Globe Thistle.
Presenting&nbsp;at The European Congress on Obesity,&nbsp;the&nbsp;scientists said, &lsquo;herbal and dietary supplements might seem like a quick-fix solution to weight problems, but people need to be aware of how little we actually know about them.&rsquo;

Review finds 'insufficient evidence' to support dietary supplements for weight loss

Review of 121 studies dismisses dietary supplements for weight loss&nbsp;
Analysis of&nbsp;supplement use&nbsp;finds 'not enough health benefit'&nbsp;
Researchers call for&nbsp;more research into their long-term safety
Global supplement industry estimated at $41bn in 2020
Herbal supplements, Ayurveda ingredients and more studied&nbsp;
'Be wary of how little we know about these medicines'&nbsp;

The&nbsp;analysis&nbsp;finds that while&nbsp;supplements show statistically greater weight loss than placebo&nbsp;in some cases, it is not enough to benefit one's health.&nbsp;

A major global review of&nbsp;121 randomised trials of&nbsp;herbal and dietary&nbsp;weight loss&nbsp;supplements&nbsp;suggests that their use cannot be justified based on current evidence.&nbsp;
Claiming to be the first such meta-review&nbsp;of complementary medicines&nbsp;in 16 years, the&nbsp;analysis&nbsp;finds that while&nbsp;supplements show statistically greater weight loss than placebo&nbsp;in some cases, it is not enough to benefit one's health.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;team&nbsp;raises&nbsp;alarm over the fact that, unlike pharmaceutical drugs,&nbsp;clinical evidence for the&nbsp;safety and effectiveness of these pills&nbsp;and powders&nbsp;is not required&nbsp;and more research&nbsp;should&nbsp;be done&nbsp;to&nbsp;assess&nbsp;their&nbsp;long-term&nbsp;safety.&nbsp;
The global industry for these products was estimated to be worth $41bn last year.
Herbal supplements included in the analysis were green tea,&nbsp;tropical fruits,&nbsp;white kidney bean,&nbsp;metabolism stimulants, and ingredients commonly used&nbsp;in&nbsp;Ayurveda&nbsp;like&nbsp;liquorice root and East Indian Globe Thistle.
Presenting&nbsp;at The European Congress on Obesity,&nbsp;the&nbsp;scientists said, &lsquo;herbal and dietary supplements might seem like a quick-fix solution to weight problems, but people need to be aware of how little we actually know about them.&rsquo;

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