I smoked a long time ago (last cigarette was Oct 10, 2012) until I suffered multiple pulmonary emboli and had to quit. I've been snusing since then and, after my wife picked up a vaporizer from her sister-in-law, I've been doing research on how it would affect me if I picked it up. Turns out, most people on blood thinners (I'm not currently) experience a drastic drop in red blood cell production from quitting analog cigs, which increases their clotting ratio (they pharmaceutically become hemophiliacs from the thinners) and are able to decrease their dosage of thinners. So... I have decided to pick it up myself and purchased an EVOD starter kit a few bottles of juice and a Pro Tank to get me started.
Now I'm here to learn as much as I can to make my vaping as enjoyable as possible.
Also, equipped with the above information, it also seems that vaping would be WAY safer for women on birth control as the risks for clotting increases when they are on birth control and smoking.
Now I'm here to learn as much as I can to make my vaping as enjoyable as possible.
Also, equipped with the above information, it also seems that vaping would be WAY safer for women on birth control as the risks for clotting increases when they are on birth control and smoking.