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A list of symptoms when quitting tobacco and changing to an ecigarette in Health and Medical Issues; All these symptoms are directly caused by esmoking. Leaford got a broken toe from esmoking too, it's very hazardous...
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    All these symptoms are directly caused by esmoking. Leaford got a broken toe from esmoking too, it's very hazardous

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    Quote Originally Posted by Somoney View Post
    Some of these posts dont quite make sense to me in how they can corrilate e-smoking to there symtom.
    I've seen a post where the guy went from 40 a day to smoking PG based eliquid. He said he used to get lung infections several times a year, but hadn't gotten sick since he started. He put this down to the antimicrobial properties of PG rather than the fact that he had stopped smoking 40 a day...

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    He is right.

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    it's kind of like reading all the warning on a RX, if the side effects dont kill it will cure your illness. Menthol is used in a lot of cold products and some of the others are used as well. I always say "can't get out of the world alive". I will probaly die from bacon and pg overload if the doctors don't kill me first. Everything in the world is a hazard.
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    First bottle i got was 36 mg liquid, and sometimes it made my ear lobes pulse. 18 mg did not cause this.

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    There's a nice fat artery by each ear and what you experienced was the nicotine-induced increase in blood pressure and heart rate. The usually unnoticed quiet flow of blood past your ears became a raging river that you felt. Listen closely to the sounds made by that throbbing and you'll hear, "Don't use so much nicotine unless you want to die of a heart attack right now!"

    Pay attention to your body. You did right to cut way back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Somoney View Post
    I noticed my throat felt dry and looked a little red the first couple weeks of esmoking, but I guess my body got used to it and all is normal again. I have pretty sensitive dry skin and can tell you that even unadulterated VG anywhere on my face irritates my skin. I was not as bold to rub eJuice anywhere on my face though like you did S. I hate to jynx myself but I can tell you so far, everyone at my work has caught the Flu accept us e-smokers.

    Some of these posts dont quite make sense to me in how they can corrilate e-smoking to there symtom.

    Maybe Hypocondria is a common symtom of e-Smoking?


    I got the sore throat thing, too but thought it was a good imitation of real ciggis (been smoking rollies for years and never had that feeling, that's why I didn't like REAL ciggis in the first place).

    However, what really put me off is the wheezing I got at some point (after maybe 2 days of e-smoking) and the incredibly tight chest that feels like a full on bronchitis. It feels hot and irritated and I have to say, i might have to sell my e-cig on as this doesn't feel good at all

    Such a good idea, unfortunately, seems to good to be true for me
    Lucky you others, otherwise would've loved it (converted at least 5 other people to e-smoking before the trouble started

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    There is an excellent chance that your symptoms are not from e-smoking, but just your body recovering from being off real cigarettes. Your lungs will begin to clear within a day or two of quitting cigs. Lots of phlegm, flecks of black in it, coughing, tightness of chest, fogginess, maybe headaches. All from being off cigs, not from e-smoking. Give this a week or two and use medium to low nic liquid. Good luck.

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    satire, I have read and reread your post, how very interesting. So technically, at this point, what would be considered the safest preparation to vape? PG/VG? Avoid vanillin preparations? Whats the current break down?

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    [quote=No burn baby;51853]How can we ascertain that its the quitting of the cigarette that is causing the acne break outs rather than the commencing of the E Cig?

    I quit smoking regular cigarettes for 7 weeks before I picked up an e-Cig. In that 7 weeks I've had the worst acne breakouts I've ever had in my life...so I think it's the quitting of the actual cigarettes.

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