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    There have been many studies that show the use of nicotine in many conditions with chronic inflammation and Auto-Immune diseases such as Crohns or Ulcerative Colitis. Researchers are now looking in to putting Nicotine into some medicines to help relieve symptoms. Many articles and studies can be found using Google and just searching Nicotine and Anti-Inflammatory.

    I have Ulcerative Colitis and it's not fun, and I'm actually going to try and use an ecig to deliver the nicotine and hopefully get good results.

    Just wanted to let you guys know just in case you have someone you know with a condition that might be helped by nicotine.

    James D.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jmsdvs View Post
    There have been many studies that show the use of nicotine in many conditions with chronic inflammation and Auto-Immune diseases such as Crohns or Ulcerative Colitis. Researchers are now looking in to putting Nicotine into some medicines to help relieve symptoms. Many articles and studies can be found using Google and just searching Nicotine and Anti-Inflammatory.

    I have Ulcerative Colitis and it's not fun, and I'm actually going to try and use an ecig to deliver the nicotine and hopefully get good results.

    Just wanted to let you guys know just in case you have someone you know with a condition that might be helped by nicotine.

    James D.
    Unfortunately, I doubt you will get enough nicotine to help your UC through vaping. This delivery of nicotine is not going to give you what you probably need.

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    Even with the higher dosage? I mean, I'm getting more than I did with the patch I believe...let me know if I'm wrong

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    Hi there. Have you found a level of nic to help with your UC? I am in the same situation.

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    do you have UC geeker? I am working my way up to 14mg safely, and realize that I need at least 1ml vaped a day to get the results from the studies...going to work my way up in nic mg though

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    Yes I do. I was a smoker. Everytime I quit smoking for a few months, I'd get a flare up. I have been vaping since September, and apparently 2-3 ml of 24 mg is not enough to help me.

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    so what's your current situation?

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