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Nigel Gray, Jack Henningfield, John Seffrin and Witold Zatonski, Tobacco: Science, Policy and Public Health , Oxford University Press, second edition, 2010, 776 pages (ISBN 9780199566655)

This leaf arrives with your standard cigarette tobacco smell and produces a smoke similar to a Red Marlboro

This combination creates a paradoxical effect: users may feel simultaneously relaxed and focused, an attribute that partly explains its widespread use for stress relief

[184] Music There have been few examples of tobacco in music in early modern times, though there are occasional signs of influence in pieces such as Johann Sebastian Bach's Enlightening Thoughts of a Tobacco-Smoker