Yes vaping big clouds is a addiction not to mention the nicotine that is just my opinion
Those numbers aren't right. It's estimated to be 150-200mg PER KILOGRAM of body weight. That's like 100+ cups.Nicotine, caffeine, etc are both drugs and can kill. (Google it) average body weight 66mg of caffeine can be fatal. Roughly 100mg of nicotine will accomplish the same task.
Basically if someone could take in 16 cups of strong coffee "instantly" that should do it.
By whom? Nicotine isn't anywhere near the poisonous, I'd be dead if it was.Those numbers aren't right. It's estimated to be 150-200mg PER KILOGRAM of body weight. That's like 100+ cups.
It's generally accepted that a dose of 0.5-1.0mg/kg in human adults is a fatal dose of nicotine though.
Nicotine isn't highly addictive, every study into nicotine agrees with this and there isn't 1 study that backs up these claims of addiction.
Nicotine isn't highly addictive, every study into nicotine agrees with this and there isn't 1 study that backs up these claims of addiction.
It's generally accepted that a dose of 0.5-1.0mg/kg in human adults is a fatal dose of nicotine though.
In October 2013, toxicologist Prof B Mayer of Graz showed that nicotine is far less toxic than currently claimed, and that the current LD60 of 60mg is at least 10 times too low. His work appears to lay the foundation for an upward adjustment of the LD50 figure to somewhere around 750mg.
It is also worth noting that a potentially fatal dose would need to be administered by a specific or abnormal route, since there are multiple incidents of attempted suicide by ingestion of more than 1,000mg of nicotine, and at least one of 1,500mg, which were survived with no lasting effect at all. Prof Mayer's estimated fatal dose is the dose necessary to be absorbed, which is difficult by ingestion since the vomit reflex expels the material (in adults).
It is a bit strange to deny nicotine addiction on a forum of nicotine addicts (how many ECF members can switch to 0 nicotine starting tomorrow?)
Ok. Nicotine is addicting. Not AS addicting as thought when it was being studied with cigarette Smoking. Cigarettes are VERY tough to quit because of the chemical composition and the way they were manipulated to give the same flavor consistently.
When you take away all that extra stuff, nicotine is not quite the bad seed that it was thought to be. It is currently being studied to see how it helps brain disorders such as: ADHD, ADD, schizophrenia and Alzheimer's.
The FDA has even approved nic patches and gum for indefinite use because they have found that nic isn't the big bad wolf.
Yes, cigarettes are very hard to stop. Vaping nic? Are we more addicted to the behavioral habit? or the Nic?
For myself, I have been able to wean myself down in nic without vaping more liquid. Same devices so it isn't that the device is feeding me more vapor, thereby more nic.
Vaping feeds my Habit of the hand to mouth + nic. This makes it easier to quit smoking. If it was just the nic that was the culprit, patches and/or gum should have worked. They did not because they couldn't mimic the hand to mouth habit that was so ingrained. Nor the feeling of inhaling deeply and blowing something out. Sure, I could have picked up a straw and pretended. But there is something so satisfying about seeing a cloud of something being visible.
Just my thoughts on the subject....
Those numbers aren't right. It's estimated to be 150-200mg PER KILOGRAM of body weight. That's like 100+ cups.
It's generally accepted that a dose of 0.5-1.0mg/kg in human adults is a fatal dose of nicotine though.
Where are these studies?
i have heard there is a recent study indicating that nicotine is
about as addictive as caffeine. for whatever that's worth.
regards
mike