Two years ago I switched to American Spirit Organic cigs and noticed within a week that most of my coughing had quit. Before I made this switch I had failed in my attempts to quit smoking...I used patches, gum, and anti-depressants. I could make it a day or two but eventually I would drive past a store that I knew had cigarettes inside and I would stop and buy a pack. My habit stretched for 30 years at 1 ppd.
Since switching to the organic Spirits I hadn't tried to quit until I got my vaping set-up about 6 weeks ago. No trouble quitting whatsoever. No urge to stop at the convenience store. I really believe that the additives played a major role in the difficulty to quit. I had gone two years without them (additives) and consider this one of the major factors in quitting...the other major factor was vaping.
Now, six weeks in, I'm mixing my own Capella's flavors to 0 nic pg/vg and really enjoying the flavors much more that the hit or miss premixed stuff I started on. Still using a 12mg juice about 1/3 of the time but I'm gradually phasing it out...and without even noticing any withdrawl symptoms.
Does anyone else think that the big tobacco additives are as much of a factor as nicotine when trying to quit?
Since switching to the organic Spirits I hadn't tried to quit until I got my vaping set-up about 6 weeks ago. No trouble quitting whatsoever. No urge to stop at the convenience store. I really believe that the additives played a major role in the difficulty to quit. I had gone two years without them (additives) and consider this one of the major factors in quitting...the other major factor was vaping.
Now, six weeks in, I'm mixing my own Capella's flavors to 0 nic pg/vg and really enjoying the flavors much more that the hit or miss premixed stuff I started on. Still using a 12mg juice about 1/3 of the time but I'm gradually phasing it out...and without even noticing any withdrawl symptoms.
Does anyone else think that the big tobacco additives are as much of a factor as nicotine when trying to quit?