Tar, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, theyre harmful because they cling to the red cells in the blood and up to 15% of a smoker's blood may be carrying carbon monoxide round the body rather than oxygen.Smoking 'lower tar' cigarettes can increase the carbon monoxide levels as smokers inhale more deeply.Cigarette smoke has high levels of nitrogen oxide.
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Answer:The correct answer is -product B had fewer calories than product A
Explanation: When looking at the picture product A actually has 4g of protein instead of 5g like it was listed so that is false.
Next, product B has 5g of sugar instead of 6g of sugar like listed so that is also false.
Next, product A has a serving size of 114g instead of 1g like listed so that is false.
Lastly, product B has fewer calories than product A (Product A has 350 calories which is more than what product B has (168) so that is TRUE, product B has fewer calories than product A.
