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Strong Support
Researchers asked people how hungry or full they felt using a simple line scale after giving them gum with nicotine and/or caffeine.
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Supporting (1)
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The appetite‐suppressant effect of nicotine is enhanced by caffeine *
Randomized Controlled Trial
Human
2005 JulScientists gave people gum with different amounts of nicotine and caffeine and asked them to rate how hungry or full they felt using a line scale—and found that nicotine made people less hungry, and caffeine made that effect even stronger.
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No contradicting evidence found