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Interesting test on addiction in Health and Medical Issues; Originally Posted by JustPuffin The human body could not handle more then 36 mg. More the 36 mg would need ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by JustPuffin View Post
    The human body could not handle more then 36 mg. More the 36 mg would need to be handled under laboratory conditions. One drop of pure nicotine could probably kill 36 people. When you refill always use a tissue over the mouthpiece to catch excess e liquid vapor.

    JP morning
    I wish I could stay up w/ all you guys at 2 am 3 am, even though I know some of you are in a totally different time zone, and you Nico, you are in a totally different TIME

    We need to get you( NICO) off of analogs, you can do it, I know it

    Now, for this thread
    I have had a lot of this 36mg on me, in my mouth, I am at times, SO SLOOOOPPY w/ my juice, cos I cannot get enough, especially when I need a refill on my stuff, I load up a few ecigs at a time, so they are ready to go, this 36 mg is everywhere

    So, If I need to be more careful and of course I should, Can it be, that some of the juice, just aint what it is suppose to be. cos I should be dead

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    maybe those rats don't have nicotin receptors or all the other studies using rats that showed that nicitine was addictive are wrong. Thirty or fourty years of study cannot be wrong or we are the vitims of a big hoax worse than Madoffs hoax.

    Nicotine is addictive to some people the new studies show and some people will not get addicted. It depends on your nicotine receptors or lack of.
    actions speak louder than words, do a iittle everyday to save our PV's

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    Nuck I'm not sure I'm reading your original post right. Did you give up cigarettes 8 years ago and just start vaping recently? I know for me I get nic withdrawal as soon as I get up in the morning. Only been cigarette free for 2 months now but have been using the e-cig and snus regularly since.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smokingclam View Post
    Nuck I'm not sure I'm reading your original post right. Did you give up cigarettes 8 years ago and just start vaping recently? I know for me I get nic withdrawal as soon as I get up in the morning. Only been cigarette free for 2 months now but have been using the e-cig and snus regularly since.
    Hi smokingclam, you're correct. I was smoke free for 8 years and started vaping about 2.5 months ago. Was just surprised, given how heavily I was addicted to smoking, that no addiction had returned yet.

    I'm thinking I either need more time to develop the addiction, or nicotine on its own isn't enough to develop one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nuck View Post
    Hi smokingclam, you're correct. I was smoke free for 8 years and started vaping about 2.5 months ago. Was just surprised, given how heavily I was addicted to smoking, that no addiction had returned yet.

    I'm thinking I either need more time to develop the addiction, or nicotine on its own isn't enough to develop one.
    If you'd not been smoking for so long, why did you take up vaping (I'm assuming you haven't been on gum or patches all these year)?

    Did you really still miss the cigarettes after all these years - enough to take up a new "hobby"?

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    I didn't bother with gum or patches. I was nic free for 8 years. The reason I quit was because of the kids, not because I didn't love smoking and yes, I missed it at times for the entire 8 years.

    I'm moving towards nic free shortly. It turns out it wasn't the nic that I missed, it was just the whole hand to mouth relaxing habit. Life is so much better with a few simple pleasures.

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