I just spent the better part of an hour writing to gov.ca about Health Canada's claim that "nicotine in patches is not addictive" I demanded to know either the source of this magical nicotine and where I can get it and failing that.. whose pockets were being lined for them to make that claim.
Quit Smoking Aids - Smoking and Your Body - Tobacco - Health Canada
"heavy smokers may find that the biggest dosage is necessary for longer periods of time. A common error is to quit the patch sooner than recommended. Never cut a patch in half.
The nicotine from a patch does not cause cancer or nicotine addiction.
The most common side effects are skin irritation and sleep disturbance. If you get skin irritation you can switch brands, move the patch around on your skin, or"
(excerpt from HC page.)
I also sent a similar query to CBC News | Go Public asking the same questions.
("an investigative news segment that holds the powers that be accountable.")
Just figured some might find this interesting if not astounding!
I mean, we could say, according to Health Canada, nicotine is not addictive. I mean, seriously, it can't be both ways. (pretty sure we all know it IS addictive. lol)
Point is.. Ask those questions, stir up the rats nests. Never mind the "lets wait and see what happens" approach. If you in the US did that, you would still be flying The Union Jack (flag of Great Breton an UK.)
I for one, don't plan on giving Health Canada and the FDA here 93 years to "Legalize vaping"
(MJ was declared illegal in 1923 here in Canada)..
Quit Smoking Aids - Smoking and Your Body - Tobacco - Health Canada
"heavy smokers may find that the biggest dosage is necessary for longer periods of time. A common error is to quit the patch sooner than recommended. Never cut a patch in half.
The nicotine from a patch does not cause cancer or nicotine addiction.
The most common side effects are skin irritation and sleep disturbance. If you get skin irritation you can switch brands, move the patch around on your skin, or"
(excerpt from HC page.)
I also sent a similar query to CBC News | Go Public asking the same questions.
("an investigative news segment that holds the powers that be accountable.")
Just figured some might find this interesting if not astounding!
I mean, we could say, according to Health Canada, nicotine is not addictive. I mean, seriously, it can't be both ways. (pretty sure we all know it IS addictive. lol)
Point is.. Ask those questions, stir up the rats nests. Never mind the "lets wait and see what happens" approach. If you in the US did that, you would still be flying The Union Jack (flag of Great Breton an UK.)
I for one, don't plan on giving Health Canada and the FDA here 93 years to "Legalize vaping"
(MJ was declared illegal in 1923 here in Canada)..