1. By Jason Bollig

2.  Can lead to your lip being cut down into a small little part.  That can lead to a lot of money that you will have to pay just for chewing.  May hurt your lip.  It is very obvious to tell if someone chews.  The bottom of their lip pops out, even if they don’t have a dip in.

3.  Wheezing  Coughing  Bad breath  Smelly hair and clothes  Yellow stained teeth  Frequent colds

4.  Decreased sense of taste and smell  Bleeding gums  Frequent mouth sores  Increased heart rate  Those are some of the results if you chew

5.  Polonium 210 (nuclear waste)  Formaldehyde (embalming fluid)  Cancer-Causing Chemicals  Radioactive Elements

6.  Estimated 30 percent of adults are current smokeless tobacco users  Tobacco was estimated to kill 1.5 million people  It can tear apart your lip.  It is said that each year almost 30,000 people get diseases and cancer from chew

7.  Nearly 8,000 die from it.  Almost around $7 a can for chew.  It may cost you hundreds of dollars after you chew to get your lip built back.

8.  Babe Ruth was very fond of chewing while playing baseball.  Most baseball players do it.  Many tennis players may also do it.