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When young rats were given sugar water, their blood sugar, insulin, and fat levels didn’t change whether they had nicotine or a fake pellet.

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Scientists gave young rats a nicotine pellet and checked how their bodies handled sugar — and found it didn’t change their blood sugar, insulin, or fat levels, just like the claim said.

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