People smoke because of Nicotine
Nicotine – Quickly Absorbed in the Blood
People develop the habit of smoking or chewing tobacco because of the chemical nicotine. As soon as the smoker lights up a cigarette and inhales it, the substance begins its fast circuitous route through the bloodstream and makes its way through the brain. It doesn’t take much time to get a nicotine fix either as nicotine races through the blood vessels and reaches the brain in less than nine seconds from the time the smoker puffs on the filter and …

Washington – Nicotine drugs and skin patches are starting to show remarkable promise in treating neurological diseases that conventional medicines cannot touch, scientists reported yesterday.
In one of the more extraordinary twists in modern medicine, the addictive agent in cigarettes — in patch or gum form to avoid the obvious health risks of smoking — is now being given in pilot studies to Alzheimer’s patients to improve mental prowess and to Parkinson’s sufferers to improve motor ability.
Nicotine and similar drugs in the same chemical class are also being tested for chronic pain …

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