Im not really for this idea
WTA provides the alkaloids that one would get from smoking, so it is the ideal solution. It does not involve guessing at what would be best from a biochemical understanding that is not complete (though we do know some things).
WTA is most likely a better solution than just-nicotine because by keeping to the tried and tested formula (of tobacco) we avoid any chance of (some) people reacting differently when switching to just-nic, such as by taking in more nic in an attempt to get the 'something missing'.
The alkaloid profile of WTA vapor will be closely similar to tobacco smoke. And being more satiating also likely leads to reduced consumption vs just-nic.
While in theory constructing a vaping liquid from a reduced set of known constituents makes good sense, this is for the future. POtentially could improve the vaping experience but at present the point of vaping is as a smoking replacement and going beyond that would draw angry fire from many in society.
(I doubt it would be possible to enhance the experiential effects of WTA much without getting into unwanted territory - if the effects are more than slight could be unbalancing for say depressives or people on medications or might cause drowsiness or other effect beyond the slight improved calmness and focus that is well-known and pretty much undisputed effect of tobacco/WTA.
The potential to leave out certain alkaloids that might be less than ideal healthwise would be more an attraction. But this would be nitpicking; the key thing is to avoid the dangers of smoking with its combustion products.)
Using only the 'important' chemicals can have unforeseen consequences (consider the B-group vitamins or vit E family, for example from nutrition). Might well not be at all serious but it is possible; after all, that's the problem with 'just-nic'. For now we have a very good solution in WTA.
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