If these sound familiar, that is because nicotine is used in insecticide, carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas, arsenic is a poison and, you get the picture
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Robert Ashford is a recovery scientist at the Substance Use Disorders Institute at the University of Sciences in Philadelphia
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Seeking professional guidance, participating in support groups, and exploring nicotine replacement therapies can be helpful strategies when tackling dual addictions