Objectively, nicorette is unhealthy, but doctors will recommend it all day if it helps you quit smoking.
Objectively, nicorette is unhealthy, but doctors will recommend it all day if it helps you quit smoking.
Recent studies have shown that nicotine can affect several important steps in the development of cancer
>At present, it is not possible to draw a conclusion whether nicotine itself may act as a complete carcinogen
If you're going to quote it, include the bits that don't agree with you as well. The paper basically says "it may affect the role of other cancer causing agents, but we're not sure yet. We cannot say that nicotine is, in and of itself, a carcinogen"
Also reach back in time 30 minutes and remember that you claimed nicotine is, by itself, a "well known carcinogen", which is false.
https://blog.dana-farber.org/insight/2018/07/nicotine-cause-...
Reminder that a low-grade stimulant like caffeine is considered to have deleterious effects.