anatabine
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A substance found in tobacco and some other plants that people study to see how it affects the body
- noun
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anatabina
- Then he put smoking cessation mints containing his anatabine citrate on the market.
Examples
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In fact, positive results from all three ongoing studies would confirm the thesis that anatabine citrate does not treat specific diseases directly.
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It appears to me that it would work synergistically with anatabine citrate, Anatabloc.
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Research has shown that anatabine may have potential therapeutic effects when derived from tobacco.
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Scientists are studying anatabine for its possible health benefits related to inflammatory diseases.
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Many researchers are exploring the role of anatabine in reducing nicotine dependence in smokers.
Surface Forms
anatabine singular
anatabines plural
Etymology
Anatabine was named after the tobacco plant and even contains the bit tab, like in tobacco, because it is one of the natural chemicals those plants make. So, anatabine is easy to remember as 'a chemical from tobacco'.