Some people will try WTA and say they don't notice a difference, and others love it. I'm in the latter camp. There's no claim here being made that this is for everyone. I don't feel though that just saying that you feel you don't need it is a valid reason not to try it. It's sort of like getting your first PV, an ego for instance, and then saying you don't feel there's anything missing from your vaping, without even knowing whether that's the case or not because you haven't tried anything else.
For a lot of people, WTA comes a lot closer to the experience of smoking than regular vaping does. I both smoked and vaped for over a year and loved vaping, but now I realize that I was getting enough of the whole tobacco experience from the cigarettes not to notice what was missing with vaping.
Once I quit smoking, I sure found out. This was like a stimulant, bare stimulant, instead of a relaxant that cigarettes were. Where's the relaxation part of it? I knew I needed something else. WTA was that something else and I've never had myself wanting anything else.
One of the things you do need to get constant is the nic content. When I started vaping WTA I started with 24 mg and I had been vaping 36, so while I still could tell this was good stuff, it was only when I mixed it that I found real satisfaction, getting both enough nic and other alkaloids.
One of the things that struck me when I quit and before I found WTA is how ineffective nicotine replacement is for a lot of people as far as substituting for smoking. I wish I had WTA back then when I struggled mightily to get off smoking. I do admit that vaping regular juice is better than other NRTs, but it's still an NRT. The only real difference is that I could vape myself into enough of a nicotine stupor at a low cost. Other NRTs simply do not deliver anywhere near as much nic as vaping 36 mg all day.
For people who are new to WTA and are trying it for the first time, don't expect the first hit you take of it to bring on the angels singing. You have to at least give it a fair try. Some people do hear them sing right off, some don't. It's also a good idea IMO anyway to mix it and not vape it straight. It's not even that good of a vape straight up, and I always mix at least half regular juice with it. It's too relaxing otherwise, and it's also more economical to cut it this way, not to mention being able to use up all of the non WTA juice you have on hand.
So I'm grateful to the regular juice for breaking a 34 year habit I never dreamed I'd be able to break, but in the end I need something that simply works better than this. Getting off cigarettes and staying off them are sometimes two different stories. Before WTA, my long term success was not assured. It only took one tank full to assure me that I had made it for good, no doubt about it, and it's hard to put a price on that.
WTA is not for everyone though it seems. If it isn't for you, well at least you know it isn't if you've tried it.
For a lot of people, WTA comes a lot closer to the experience of smoking than regular vaping does. I both smoked and vaped for over a year and loved vaping, but now I realize that I was getting enough of the whole tobacco experience from the cigarettes not to notice what was missing with vaping.
Once I quit smoking, I sure found out. This was like a stimulant, bare stimulant, instead of a relaxant that cigarettes were. Where's the relaxation part of it? I knew I needed something else. WTA was that something else and I've never had myself wanting anything else.
One of the things you do need to get constant is the nic content. When I started vaping WTA I started with 24 mg and I had been vaping 36, so while I still could tell this was good stuff, it was only when I mixed it that I found real satisfaction, getting both enough nic and other alkaloids.
One of the things that struck me when I quit and before I found WTA is how ineffective nicotine replacement is for a lot of people as far as substituting for smoking. I wish I had WTA back then when I struggled mightily to get off smoking. I do admit that vaping regular juice is better than other NRTs, but it's still an NRT. The only real difference is that I could vape myself into enough of a nicotine stupor at a low cost. Other NRTs simply do not deliver anywhere near as much nic as vaping 36 mg all day.
For people who are new to WTA and are trying it for the first time, don't expect the first hit you take of it to bring on the angels singing. You have to at least give it a fair try. Some people do hear them sing right off, some don't. It's also a good idea IMO anyway to mix it and not vape it straight. It's not even that good of a vape straight up, and I always mix at least half regular juice with it. It's too relaxing otherwise, and it's also more economical to cut it this way, not to mention being able to use up all of the non WTA juice you have on hand.
So I'm grateful to the regular juice for breaking a 34 year habit I never dreamed I'd be able to break, but in the end I need something that simply works better than this. Getting off cigarettes and staying off them are sometimes two different stories. Before WTA, my long term success was not assured. It only took one tank full to assure me that I had made it for good, no doubt about it, and it's hard to put a price on that.
WTA is not for everyone though it seems. If it isn't for you, well at least you know it isn't if you've tried it.
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