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| Full Member Join Date: Jun 2009
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So I've noticed this 3 or so times now in the last couple weeks. when I eat hot sauce my tongue gets tingly and almost a little numb. Been vaping for about a month now. I'm still doing 3-5 analogs a day (down from about a pack a day). any idea what it is? Never really happened before. |
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| Super Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: California
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yeah your taste buds are recovering from smoking damage lol, the tingle and numbness are normal side effects from hot peppers, it can range from a little bit of a tingle to I'm literally burning my tongue (the hottest of the hot). Smokers have a higher tolerance for peppers than non-smokers because the taste buds are damaged by smoking, chewing ect.
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| Full Member Join Date: Jun 2009
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That's cool. I normally feel the heat, but I haven't felt (or don't remember) the tingling/numbness. Cool.. it's working! Now only if I can quit those 3-5 analogs a day.. just hard (after meals and sex) to give up the real thing. |
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| | #4 |
| Super Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: California
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because it does cause the tingly numbness along with the heat the oil of peppers (capsacin) is used in arthritis creams.
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