This Is Unexpected ~ Anyone Else Experience This?

[UkUsa]

Good for you 4myhealth. It makes sense that you will be tired because nicotine is a stimulant. Like you say your heart rate is lower. Sleep is a great healer and a good full nights sleep does wonders (says me sitting here at 11:35pm ).

Edit - meant to say, i have slowed down on vaping a little but personally still need the physical act of smoking something to keep me busy.

[Rob]

Eh, I still crave analogs. Something missing in the Vapor, and the ecig that my mind or body wants, but I can ignore it. Am vaping more than I smoked, but went from smoking camels/RYO to the low nic vapor, so I am probably still compensating, not to mention the learning curve. Am having interesting reactions to the tobacco/vaping changeover however, will see if it's coincidence or not..

[booboo]

"Anyway, just wondered if anyone else had experienced the lack of real desire for either of them"

I WISH!

[ozrick]

That's fantastic, good for you! I have a theory about vaping vs analogs.

Analog smokers feel the NEED to finish a lit cigarette. Vaping gives you the opportunity of taking drags when you feel the urge. Due to the pure nic content, the urge is satisfied with less nicotine overall. Depending on what type of smoker you were, vaping may actually be less nicotine in the long run but a more steady supply of it.

I'm hoping this is the way it goes for me, but if it doesn't it's better than analogs any day!

[Kat2u61]

I find myself addicted to the act of smoking. It will be quite a while before I even think of putting down the e-cig, but I will say I am considering going no nic with my next juice order--and keeping it that way.

You speak (write) my mind - have been e-cigging for more than 2 weeks and find that I can't put it down, i.e. overdosing on nicotine. Have ordered the zero nic now with strong taste. Let's see what happens