I started vaping almost 5 years ago at 36mg. I quit smoking instantly after a 33 year pack and a half/day habit. Weaned myself down to 0mg over 18 months or so. Kept it there for quite awhile but I felt bad. Sluggish, hard to concentrate. Went to the Dr. for an unrelated issue and found out that my thyroid had stopped working. Eureka! That explains it. Nope. Even after the thyroid was straightened out I still felt pretty lethargic a lot. Chalked it up to getting older and kept on with my 0mg routine. I never wanted the nic during this time but I always wanted to vape and was going through mass quantities of e-liquid.
A friend of mine gave me a bottle of 6mg liquid she had picked up accidentally(she vaped 24mg) and since I really wanted to try the flavor I vaped it. It was absolutely unreal the difference in how I felt after just a day of vaping the 6mg.I had so much more energy and felt much more alert and I put nicotine back in my life from that point on. And my daily liquid consumption decreased quite a bit to boot.
Since then my Mom has been diagnosed with alzheimers and since the studies out there suggest that nic may confer some protection against alzheimers, there is no way in everlovin hell that I'm stopping the nic again. Since I don't want it from cigarettes anymore I plan to continue on vaping for the rest of my life.
A friend of mine gave me a bottle of 6mg liquid she had picked up accidentally(she vaped 24mg) and since I really wanted to try the flavor I vaped it. It was absolutely unreal the difference in how I felt after just a day of vaping the 6mg.I had so much more energy and felt much more alert and I put nicotine back in my life from that point on. And my daily liquid consumption decreased quite a bit to boot.
Since then my Mom has been diagnosed with alzheimers and since the studies out there suggest that nic may confer some protection against alzheimers, there is no way in everlovin hell that I'm stopping the nic again. Since I don't want it from cigarettes anymore I plan to continue on vaping for the rest of my life.