Anatabine in tobacco.

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  • Ansel
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    • Feb 2011
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    #1

    Anatabine in tobacco.

    http://www.heralddeparis.com/natural...nterest/153246

    Anatabine is an alkaloid that is found in a variety of plants in the Solinacea family, including the tobacco plant, as well as in eggplant, green peppers and green tomatoes.
  • EricHill78
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    • Jun 2010
    • 4253

    #2
    It says that that has anti inflammatory effects which is good for my crohns disease.

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    • Crow
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      • Oct 2010
      • 4312

      #3
      Lots of interesting info on their website:

      www.starscientific.com

      They're also the makers of "Ariva" and "Stonewall" (dissolvable smokeless tobacco) that is made with "StarCured" tobacco:

      The StarCured® process [...] results in tobacco leaf with TSNA levels that Star believes are the lowest found anywhere in the world. The company [...] filed a patent application in December 2008, for a further innovated curing process that results in TSNA levels in the tobacco leaf are below levels of detection by conventional standards of measure.
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