Richard Marsh
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The book is based mainly on the results of research published in prestigious medical journals about the effects of nicotine and caffeine. Nicotine red
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uces the risk of Parkinson's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, and Sarcoidosis. Cognitive improvement is one of the best-established therapeutic effects of nicotine. In human studies, nicotine improves performance in smokers on cognitively demanding attentional tasks. Poor diet, encompassing malnutrition and obesity, is a greater health risk than smoking. Pipe smokers outlive other smokers and non-smokers. Caffeine helps prevent several diseases. Coffee drinkers live longer.
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