Nicotine is found in tobacco plants as a poisonous alkaloid, most toxic in its pure state. In cigarettes, there is about 15 to 30 mgms of the allkaloid but the smoke contains less than 10 mgms and less than that is inhaled. While it is reported to be a relaxant, the human body has no use for nicotine.
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No. However the body has nicotinic receptors in nerve cells- places where nicotine binds to cause it's psychoactive effects. These receptors are probably also activated by substances created by the body which have a structure very similar to nicotine- it's not as though we'd evolve to all have a very special receptor created for the sole purpose of responding to a drug!
Nicotine is an extremely addictive drug. When smoking, nicotine enters the bloodstream and goes straight to the brain. The brain is the body system that nicotine effects
When someone is addicted to smoking they need nicotine, the NicoDerm CQ gives a person small doses of nicotine so the person doesn't need to smoke, by time the doses of nicotine that the body needs should be reduce enough to stop.
Does vitamin c help remove nicotine from the body..
Nicotine is a substance found in cigarettes and so you do not need a prescription for it.
In the bloodstream.
The human body doesn't contain and don't need rutherfordium.
Nicotine in cigarettes is what makes them so addictive. Nicotine is a stimulant that releases beta-endorphins, the natural chemical in our brains that makes us feel good. Smokers will reach for a cigarette when they are stressed as it will make them feel calm, in control but alert at the same time. It is easy to get used to this feeling and need it more and more but as the body can't store nicotine, more cigarettes are needed to keep producing the same effect.
Nicotine can be detected in the body of a person who is dead after drinking it in a little amount. Nicotine is not usually drunk but is generally found in tobacco smoke.
we need study the human organ because this our human body
Nicotine leaves the body primarily through urine, with a small amount also eliminated through sweat, saliva, and breast milk. The liver metabolizes nicotine into cotinine, which is then excreted in the urine.