anatabine
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of anatabine
Example Sentences
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Williams was trying to get help marketing his company’s new product, a nutritional supplement that contains anatabine, a close relative of nicotine found in tobacco plants that may have some anti-inflammatory properties.
From Washington Post • Jun. 27, 2016
Whether or not anatabine did well in a trial, the publicity of a trial launch could lift the company’s stock—large chunks of which had been gifted to or bought by the McDonnells.
From Slate • Jan. 30, 2014
The company has marketed its product as a “natural” supplement, since anatabine is contained in trace amounts in tobacco and related plants such as tomatoes and eggplant.
From Slate • Jan. 30, 2014
Williams thought anatabine had miraculously curative powers and would boost his company’s profits.
From Washington Post
In the end, the tobacco commission never got an application for anatabine.
From Washington Post
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