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They increase the number of hits of target receptors by simply allowing the neurotransmitter molecules to keep on shooting

The only vague similarity between them is the cinnamon note, and while spiced cinnamon is front and center in "Angel's Share" (and quite persistent throughout the life of that scent), cinnamon is but a distant supporting note in "Smokin' Hot." Where "Angel's Share" is powerfully woodsy with oak as the #1 note, "Smokin' Hot" is strong apple and a rather feminine vanilla upon initial spray, with only a vague hint at smoked tobacco looming far in the distance

Once nicotine gets into the bloodstream, it triggers the brain to release a neurotransmitter that is linked to pleasure and motivation

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