J1M1
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How would chewing tobacco affect my diving. I am trimix certified.
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Might be one consideration.
cyklon_300
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S-drills with you...
H2Andy
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might make your lower gum sore and sensitive to the mouthpiece, and may eventually
result in loss of lower teeth, again, making holding the mouthpiece difficult?
just thoughts, not a doctor, etc.
result in loss of lower teeth, again, making holding the mouthpiece difficult?
just thoughts, not a doctor, etc.
jaydee197:
I could jam up your reg.
Bob3
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Yep, been there.MikeFerrara:
No plug, leaf, or long cut, they can get stuck in the exhaust valve & hold it open.
Fine cut you can at least flush the stuff out.
Had that happen on my DESCO once, the tender could hear water sloshing inside my hat but I wouldn't tell him what was going on. :54:
Never would've heard the end of it.
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J1M1
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fine cutgedunk:
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J1M1
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i don't dive with chew in.. lol that would suck for the other guy thoughcyklon_300:
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Hello jd:
As far as decompression goes, tobacco is not a big player. Chewing tobacco is, however, a carcinogen. :frown2:
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As far as decompression goes, tobacco is not a big player. Chewing tobacco is, however, a carcinogen. :frown2:
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