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The effect of nicotine to indirectly inhibit may explain the weight gain associated with .

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The nicotine indirectly inhibit the CB1 or also known as the Cannabinoid receptor type 1, which is the one responsible in obesity and metabolic syndrome, thus, this would explain the weight gain associated with people who quit smoke as if this is indirectly inhibited, it produces weight gain.

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