As nicotine and nAChR ligands inhibit macrophage action and neuroinflammation (Godin et al., 2020), we wonder whether nicotine and peripheral nAChRs play a role in reducing nerve regeneration and relieving neuropathic pain
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People who consume nicotine regularly have significantly fewer neuro receptors than those who dont
