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https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/240820.php
psychologytoday.com
verywellmind.com

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Qwyneth Paltrow
she was an addictive smoker who had smoked 2 packs a day and had finally stopped when she had found out she was pregnant with her first child.

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We couldn't find the drug on the DEA website but it is considered addictive by other websites like
- drugabuse.gov
Dangers:
- risk of type 2 diabetes
- high heart rate and blood pressure
Withdrawal issues:
- desire of substance
-mood swings
-anxiety
-low mood

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Poisoning: Adults have a lower risk of nicotine poisoning compared to children because they are easily affected by the effects of nicotine. Sometimes a single cigarette is enough to cause an illness. The poisoning occurs in two stages, first stimulatory effects, vomiting, dehydration, headache, etc. The last stage your body begins to slow down, low blood pressure, shallow breathing, etc.
Treatment: You will be hospitalized and will be treated depending on how much nicotine you have in your body. The most common treatment is activated charcoal to absorb the nicotine and eventually help it leave your body harmlessly.

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People usually take this drug because it can give you “pleasant feelings” which makes the user want more. The more often they use the faster the body adapts to it and loses the sensation so the user increases the amount of nicotine they are using ( tobacco, cigarettes) so they can get the same sensation. Eventually the using could become dependent on the substance and not stop so to the withdrawal.

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Overdose: A lethal amount of nicotine can be between 50-60 milligrams. This also depends on your body weight and how much you can take. Nicotine overdoses can happen but are very rare, it is usually poisoning rather than an over dose.
Poisoning: Adults have a lower risk of nicotine poisoning compared to children because they are easily affected by the effects of nicotine. Sometimes a single cigarette is enough to cause an illness. The poisoning occurs in two stages, first stimulatory effects, vomiting, dehydration, headache, etc. The last stage your body begins to slow down, low blood pressure, shallow breathing, etc.
Treatment: You will be hospitalized and will be treated depending on how much nicotine you have in your body. The most common treatment is activated charcoal to absorb the nicotine and eventually help it leave your body harmlessly.

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White patches/ sores in mouth

Coughing / sneezing

Dizziness / nausea

Watery eyes

Dry / watery mouth

Changes in taste

Redness / itching / burning where patch is worn

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Most people smoke cigarettes or tobacco to ingest tobacco. You can also get it by snorting or chewing tobacco and replacements like nicotine gum and patches.

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Nicotine is a stimulate drug which is the raising of physiological activity in the body. The stimulates activates a reward pathways to the brain similar to cocaine and other drugs but to a lesser degree. This also causes increase of dopamine levels in the brain.

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* Chew
* Butts
* Smokes
* Cigs

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Nicotiana Tabacum is the name of the nicotine the comes from the tobacco plant.

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Nicotine comes in the leaves of the tobacco plant