Adult Smokeless Tobacco Use (State-Specific) In 2014, current smokeless tobacco use was highest in: 3 Wyoming: nearly 9 in every 100 people (8.8%) West Virginia: nearly 9 in every 100 people (8.5%) Montana: nearly 8 in every 100 people (7.6%) Mississippi: more than 7 in every 100 people (7.5%) In 2014, current smokeless tobacco use was lowest in: 3 Delaware, Hawaii and Massachusetts: more than 1 in every 100 people (1.5%) California: more than 1 in every 100 people (1.6%) Connecticut and Maryland: nearly 2 in every 100 people (1.8%) NOTE: In the list above, "current smokeless tobacco" means using chewing tobacco, snuff, or snus every day or some days at the time of the survey
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It also supports the immune system and promotes overall well-being, making it easier for your body to recover from the harmful effects of tobacco use
