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by plusminusplus
1240 days ago
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...in the 169 rats that were part of the study. It further concludes: > High doses of nicotine or repeated exposure may also promote anxiety (citing 3 studies) > low doses of nicotine have a similar effect to decrease anxiety behaviours [...] whereas high doses of nicotine promote anxiety behaviours |
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The effects of nicotine as an anxiolytic are well known:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12151749/
Rat studies to find dose limits are a valid case for rat studies.