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Chewing or smoking raises your odds of a stroke because nicotine makes your blood pressure go up. Also, cigarette smoke can cause a fatty buildup in your main neck artery, thickening your blood and making it more likely to clot.
Chewing or smoking raises your odds of a stroke because nicotine makes your blood pressure go up. Also, cigarette smoke can cause a fatty buildup in your main neck artery, thickening your blood and making it more likely to clot.
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