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Tobacco cigarette smoke not only increases vascular oxidative stress, but also contains free radicals itself, thus causing ED both by endogenous and exogenous sources [62]

The molecular-level filtration significantly reduces exposure to carcinogens and irritants that cause coughing and throat discomfort

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