The study involved nearly 8,000 children in Northern Finland, 87 of whom were mixed-handed, who completed questionnaires at ages 7 and 8, and again at 15 and 16. Since 90 percent of the population is right-handed, they compared both ambidextrous and left-handed individuals to this norm â right-handedness.
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Additionally, there is much more nicotine in a cigar than in a cigarette, and even heavy cigarette smokers who inhale cigar smoke can experience nicotine poisoning. For cigar smokers, nicotine is a part of the experience, but it's generally not the primary reason for it. For cigarette smokers, nicotine is the primary reason to smoke, unless you count adolescents trying to look cool, which they don't.