One of the things to keep in mind, when dipping, it causes you to salivate. Even if you aren't "gutting" your spit, there is a good amount of saliva that gets ingested, which keeps the throat moist. When your throat is dry, especially with the cooler weather, it can become more sore. Often you will notice that your throat may be more sore in the morning and at night, but feel pretty good during the course of the day. This is common and likely has nothing to do with dipping. If it persists, or you are also experiencing fever/chills, coughing up colored sputum or feel like you are having trouble swallowing or breathing, go have it checked out immediately. Oh, and everyone get your flu shot.
- CoachDoc