In return, people must dedicate offerings of food, tobacco, cornmeal, copal incense, music, chanting, and dance to the spirits so that they will continue to provide what is needed for life (our emphasis), and in his classic book Corn Is Our Blood, he adds Before planting, and following the harvest, gifts are carefully offered to the earth lest it become offended at being disturbed (1991:240)
It also highlights how medical use narratives can shift audience perceptions of cannabis
Its a rather bigger gamble than tobacco, but its a risk Im willing to take
Sudden infant death syndrome, respiratory infections, ear diseases, slowed lung development, and worsened asthma for children who already have asthma are some of the possible effects of living in secondhand smoke