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Dokha easily becomes addictive. Many students from the UAE can't quit when they move abroad, hence its growing prevalence in the UK. "After your first year, you don't get the same sort of buzzes any more, so people start smoking more intense stuff, and more regularly," Omar tells me.There's a lack of research about the effects of dokha. Mike, 21, is a student at Oxford Brookes. "All the long-term effects or dangers I read about seem to either be unreliable, myths, legends or just assumptions," he says. Thing is, it's tobacco: it's definitely not going to be good for you – and experts suggest it may well be worse than cigarettes, despite the fact it's all-natural and doesn't contain any additives.It becomes the way that you wake up in the morning. Your entire body has this feeling of ultimate relaxation.
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