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I dont no what you are using as your setup? Do you have a mod? And if you do are you using Low Resistance atomizers? All these factors helped me when I first stated vaping 2+ years ago... Also what nicotine level are you using? I started with 24mg but it wasnt strong enough for me... I have been using Innovapors Ultrapure 100% VG unflavored 36mg since I discovered it almost 2 years ago... Really satisfies my nic fix...................If you ever buy from Innovapor use the code ECF20 for the discount... The first Mod I ever bought was a Provape1, its still my daily carry when I leave the house...
heartburn can be normal when u first start.id recomend lowering your nic, but not to low cause you want to be able to satisfy your cravings
I was grumpy some days even with analogs, so expect to have some of those days still. Hang in there.
When I was smoking analogs, my brand was Amer Spirit, which was supposed to not have the added chemicals that other analogs do. When I got my first ecigs, I stopped smoking right away. There was some edginess the first few days, but nothing awful. I guess the point is, there's probably something to the added chemicals being a big part of the addiction. Hang in there.
Thanks all, I did stick with it, I have been over eating the past few days I have actually eaten a family bag of m&m's this past week, I mean family bag it was a 56oz bag called Bunny Mix made for sharing at Easter, think I better quit that or I'll be bigger than a house soon :-0
You guys are SO missing out. Get a hold of some Smarties made by Nestles in the UK. You will never look at an M and M again.
Yeah, I can still find them in some stores. I gorged myself in England last year. The Cadburys stuff helped too. And the Rowntrees fruit gums and pastilles. And....
Morgan, stop it. Control yourself.
Morgan, stop it. Control yourself.
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Monoamine oxidase is an enzyme (this is what the 'ase' suffix refers to) . It is responsible for catalysing the reuptake of monoamines (serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine) when they have been released into a synapse. An maoi inhibits this process, leading to an elevated level of those neurotransmitters. The brain has a tendency to reach an equilibrium in terms of neurotransmitter levels, so when one cuts off the maoi by smoking cessation, the monamine oxidase levels don't revert to normal. They have been compensating for the maoi, and so when the maoi is removed, they are overcompensating, reuptaking more than they should, which leaves one with severely low level of monoamines in the synapse. This doesn't just lead to depression, it can lead to severe nuerological side effects, which is why people are tapered off maois and why quitting cold turkey is BRUTAL.
Physiology of psychology was my favorite class ever, but I barely survived. Chemistry is painful.
*Edit* Now that I think about it, the overcompensation mechanism may have more to do with the response of the recieving dendrites. Bleaah time to start reviewing again. Having a good grasp of physiological is essential in chem dep counseling.
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I've definitely noticed more hormone fluctuations since I quit smoking (my poor kids!!!) however, over time, they've become more predictable (that's a good thing) so I'm able to give everyone in my path fair warning, lol!
Thanks Bluesman, I really must try to avoid the candy after consuming my 3.5lb bag of peanut m&m's. I'll end up a porker.
Yes I feel a lot better now, miss the analogs a bit at times but it's all in the mind I guess. Have a great day all.
Yes I feel a lot better now, miss the analogs a bit at times but it's all in the mind I guess. Have a great day all.
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