just started vaping, withdrawal symptoms??
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Thinner wallet?! I almost have to sell my wallet away
LOL. Got so serious bo. But I think its all in the mind la. If you're ok with the pv u have in ur hand, control urself on upgrading and stuffs definately we'll save alot more compared to analogs.
But sadly that doesnt seems to be the case for most of us..
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LOL. Got so serious bo. But I think its all in the mind la. If you're ok with the pv u have in ur hand, control urself on upgrading and stuffs definately we'll save alot more compared to analogs.
But sadly that doesnt seems to be the case for most of us..
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Ok. Bit exaggerated
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Ok. Bit exaggerated
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What happen to the other suzy???
wah bro you mean thinner wallet due to spending too much on e-juices or APV ?
Thinner wallet is definitely not due to e-juices. Even the most expensive juices like halo still cost less then analogs (in sg at least). It's probably the compulsive need to keep buying more PVs and parts and buy more high end/expensive stuff as you go.
Withdrawal symptoms vary from person to person. I've had my fair share of symptoms :
-Fatigue
-Weight gain
-Lack of concentration/memory loss
-The need to sleep really long (like 10 hours)
Withdrawal symptoms vary from person to person. I've had my fair share of symptoms :
-Fatigue
-Weight gain
-Lack of concentration/memory loss
-The need to sleep really long (like 10 hours)
it has been a week since i last touch analogues, seems alright at first but now beginning to feel abit strange, maybe craving for tabacco or not use to the vapor nic? cant really describe the weird sensation.
i thought the worst is over (felt really horrible during the first 2 days), advise please?
i thought the worst is over (felt really horrible during the first 2 days), advise please?
Hang on for while more...you'll get over it eventually..
Just like you break up with gf, first few days sad.. Next few week feel weird without her beside.. You'll get over her eventually when you found a new love, in this case your pv.
Weird example I know, but somehow like this.. Just a little more determination and will power you'll get over it.
Just like you break up with gf, first few days sad.. Next few week feel weird without her beside.. You'll get over her eventually when you found a new love, in this case your pv.
Weird example I know, but somehow like this.. Just a little more determination and will power you'll get over it.
Today is my first day with out with my APV, i also struggling for analogs until cannot tahan, gotta go for one puff. however i manage cut down 50% tobacco intake. will try again tomorrow. argg
the craving will always be there. it's up to you and your level of self control.
after 2 months of going without analogs i would be lying if i said i didn't have sudden and random cravings for one
but it does get easier with time, just like kimochi said, time will heal most wounds.
I am sure you will be able to cut down your tobacco intake to 0 by end of the month.
Persevere!
i hope so. last night i left one last analog yet refuse to smoke so i just keep on vaping to sort of control and guess what? my flu for no reason flow like mad after i bath cold water at 12am. not the usual self which i daily bath cold water without a problem and now my cold resistance is gone.
Thats probably just all that tar-stained mucus forcing its way through out of you.
Anyway on a side note, this fine country so darn hot why you need cold resistance lol?
one possible hypothesis is that when you are smoking amalogs, your body is producing amounts of fluids in the form of mucus and phlegm that is required to keep your throat and nasal canal clean from the pollutants produced by analogs.
When you switch to vaping, the irritants are greatly reduced but you body is used to producing all those amounts of fluids. Those that don't get used up in the throat and nose cleaning process has to be removed in someway and the easiest way would be through the nearest orifice.
Your body would slowly realise the reduction in pollutants and start to reduce mucus production.
Disclaimer: This is the Dom hypothesis which has no medical basis but is derived from Newton's 3rd law, "Every action has an opposite and equal reaction." analogs = more mucus, vaping = less mucus.
Trust me, I'm an engineer.
When you switch to vaping, the irritants are greatly reduced but you body is used to producing all those amounts of fluids. Those that don't get used up in the throat and nose cleaning process has to be removed in someway and the easiest way would be through the nearest orifice.
Your body would slowly realise the reduction in pollutants and start to reduce mucus production.
Disclaimer: This is the Dom hypothesis which has no medical basis but is derived from Newton's 3rd law, "Every action has an opposite and equal reaction." analogs = more mucus, vaping = less mucus.
Trust me, I'm an engineer.
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