If you have tinnitus (ringing in your ears)... Propylene Glycol is ototoxic.

[Katmar]

A few years ago, I overdosed on aspartame. Yes, it's possible!

I used to drink a lot of coffee (like over a gallon per day) and sweetened it to the tune of 4 aspartame tablets per cup. One day all of the sudden, I became very fidgety, my blood pressure shot up and I nearly fainted. I went see my family doctor immediately, and he said it wasn't the coffee but the aspartame.

So I quit aspartame cold turkey, and for 3 or 4 weeks, I felt craving. I kid you not, I felt like crap and wanted the stuff bad. And then it went away.

I now avoid aspartame like the plague. I sweeten all my drinks with stevia now. That's real stevia, sold in fine powder that requires no more than a knife's tip per cup of coffee, not the fake stevia/aspartame/matrodextrine mix sold in compressed tablets by big sweetener corporations.

Real stevia takes some getting used to, as it has a strong licorice aftertaste. But after a while, your brain learns to ignore it. Just like it learns to ignore the buttery taste of VG if you vape it long enough.

I think aspartame is toxic. I have MS and it messes me up something awful. Plus, all the research I've done on it, I have yet to see anything positive. And it's in gum and diet sodas...YUCK!

 

[guitardoc64]

I've had tinnitus for decades. Years of loud music took their toll. Since I started vaping it has all but gone away.

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[leerm8680]

I've had tinnitus since childhood (the 70's). Over the past few years I've vaped 24mg down to 0mg (my current level). The full spectrum covered on the pg/vg scale. I haven't noticed any difference in the ringing.