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Could high lithium levels in tobacco contribute to reduced risk of Parkinson's disease in smokers?
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Interesting! I heard it was because nicotine is neuroprotective
in reply to bassofspades
It certainly did not help my Father!!
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Me neither. I smoked for many years
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