Does tobacco have any modern medical use?

The tobacco plant, Nicotiana, has probably been responsible for more deaths than any other herb. At present, tobacco smoking is causing over 3 million deaths a year worldwide, and if current smoking trends continue the annual mortality will exceed 10 million by around 2030. read more

I suppose it's possible to extract the nicotine by its lonesome. Used without the carcinogens that come with smoking tobacco, nicotine is a mental stimulant and might be able to stave off alzheimers. Though it is incredibly addictive. read more

Over the course of centuries, tobacco was hailed for it's medicinal uses and cures. But in today's world, the tobacco plant has a really bad reputation. But it has more uses than just for smoking and chewing. read more

No, absolutely not. As with any plant, it can be a cure, but it can also be a poison. Smoking natural tobacco could have significant benefits as peoples across the world have recognized for millennia. read more

For centuries, tobacco was hailed for its myriad of uses and medical cures. However, its modern day standing leaves a lot to be desired. Despite this plant’s modern day reputation for causing long term ailments, tobacco leaves should be considered an ideal plant for homeopathic practices, self-reliant living as well as a great bartering item for a long term emergency. read more