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speaking of the French, I bet the effects for nicotine are similar if not amplified. Say what you will about premature aging, but those coffee-and-cigarettes ty
by Eric_WVGG 7y ago
speaking of the French, I bet the effects for nicotine are similar if not amplified. Say what you will about premature aging, but those coffee-and-cigarettes types cut a lean profile.
- eric_h 7y agoI’m guessing one factor in that is the appetite suppression effects of both. I heard a story (though perhaps apocryphal) about tobacco use increasing during the Great Depression specifically because of that side effect.
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