Data extraction was performed qualitatively, with particular attention to study design, population characteristics, exposure definitions, outcome measures, and key findings
Syrian latakia is derived from a tobacco leaf known as shekk-el-bint. When it is harvest time the plant is cut and the leaves and flowers are laid on the ground to dry in the sun (essentially sun curing)
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Delivery time about 4 weeks
This unfiltered version gives you the full expression of the leaf and blend, with no barriers between you and the tobacco