Tobacco Harm Reduction refers to strategies aimed at reducing the health risks associated with tobacco use. This approach encourages smokers to switch from traditional combustible cigarettes to less harmful alternatives, such as e-cigarettes or nicotine pouches. The goal is to minimize exposure to harmful chemicals found in tobacco smoke while still satisfying nicotine cravings. By promoting safer options, Tobacco Harm Reduction seeks to improve public health outcomes for smokers who may not be ready to quit entirely. It emphasizes informed choices and aims to provide support for individuals looking to reduce their tobacco-related health risks without complete cessation.