The tobacco plant synthesizes nicotine in its roots and then stores it in its leaves. Nicotine constitutes 0.3% to 0.5% of the tobacco plant’s dry weight. Tobacco plants belong to the nightshade family of plants along with eggplants, potatoes and tomatoes.
Nicotine production is not confined to nightshade plants only, examples of non-nightshade nicotine-containing plants include cauliflower, celery and papaya plants although these produce very low levels of nicotine compared to the tobacco plant.
Eggplant contains one of the highest concentrations of nicotine: 100 nanograms, or 0.1 micrograms (parts per million), of nicotine per gram of eggplant while tobacco leaves contain 20,000 to 40,000 parts per million of nicotine.
Safe for pregnant women when used under the guidance of a healthcare practitioner.
2oz Bottle
$30
Nicotone
ACUTE:
Adults: 3–5 drops, × 2–3 per day
Children 9–12 yr: 2–3 drops, × 2 per day
Children 5–8 yr: 1–2 drops, × 1 per day
PREVENTION:
Adults: 3–5 drops, × 2–3 per week
Children 9–12 yr: 2–3 drops, × 2 per week
Children 5–8 yr: 1–2 drops, × 1 per week
Directions
- dizziness;
- nausea;
- motion sickness;
- diarrhea;
- perspiration;
- headaches;
- heart palpitations;
- dry cough;
Small doses of tobacco (called TABACUM — its Latin name) are being used for specific symptoms such as:
Recent research has revealed the benefits of nicotine, a naturally occurring compound in tobacco, to be highly beneficial for those with long-term Covid-19, diabetes and cancer.
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