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I am not sure im posting in the right spot, but this has been on my mind for weeks since i looked up the ingredients for my cigarettes looking for gluten. Well it shows 0.01 part of casein in them. Would this be enough to make me sick since im casein intolerant. Or would i have to smoke like 2 packs a day to feel the affects. I dont think they have affected me, but you just never know. And yes i know i should quit, and im sure i will again when summer is over cause i dont smoke in my car or house and its too dang cold in colorado to go outside lol. But they have been my sanity this summer.

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