I was a heavy smoker before making the switch, I've never experienced a buzz from vaping, I guess I've been doing it wrong all along?
Not getting a buzz anymore?
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Hi, my name is Jebbn, I dont think I am a nicoholic. I think I may have been a something else thats in tobaccohlic.
I accept we all have slightly different chemical stews going on inside of us and different chemical desires.
the minor alkaloids aren't overly well studied, and most of the studies have been rodents
some say they help the body make the best of nicotine, others say they are stand-alone feel good chemicals
MAOIs are also present in tiny amounts [clinical doses require patients to follow the maoi diet, things like not eating cheese because the interaction can be fatal] and there is debate how much impact that has
some say they help the body make the best of nicotine, others say they are stand-alone feel good chemicals
MAOIs are also present in tiny amounts [clinical doses require patients to follow the maoi diet, things like not eating cheese because the interaction can be fatal] and there is debate how much impact that has
Jeez,
The so called nic buzz from smoking isn't caused by the nicotine.
It comes from the combination of thousands of chemicals, toxins & carcinogens in tobacco & how they effect the brain & body. The sensation is increased by the lack of oxygen getting to your brain due to the smoke inhalation.
The effects last longer due to tar & other particulate matter from the inhaled smoke temporarily overloading your respiratory cilia who's job it is to move microbes, contaminants and debris up and out of the airways which further compounds the felt effects.
The so called nic buzz from smoking isn't caused by the nicotine.
It comes from the combination of thousands of chemicals, toxins & carcinogens in tobacco & how they effect the brain & body. The sensation is increased by the lack of oxygen getting to your brain due to the smoke inhalation.
The effects last longer due to tar & other particulate matter from the inhaled smoke temporarily overloading your respiratory cilia who's job it is to move microbes, contaminants and debris up and out of the airways which further compounds the felt effects.
No correction valid or needed...
Clearly stated, from smoking...
No mention of or correlation to vaping using refined nicotine, like we use in vaping,,, not including NET's or WTA.
It's funny I came across this, as I'm on a similar boat. Never liked cigarettes, started smoking dhokha fairly recently, say 2yrs ago. Just switched to vaping and it's been a week so far.
I didn't expect to get a buzz from vaping tbh as I know nothing can match the buzz you get from a good strong dhokha, which makes you numb at times, so yes I did miss that buzz/hit. Hoping some where that I might get a some "buzz" from vaping? But nevertheless vaping helps good with the nicotine craving.
From reading this thread I don't understand how OP got that buzz from vaping, as for me it just takes away the nicotine craving with added flavors.
I didn't expect to get a buzz from vaping tbh as I know nothing can match the buzz you get from a good strong dhokha, which makes you numb at times, so yes I did miss that buzz/hit. Hoping some where that I might get a some "buzz" from vaping? But nevertheless vaping helps good with the nicotine craving.
From reading this thread I don't understand how OP got that buzz from vaping, as for me it just takes away the nicotine craving with added flavors.
So studies have been done that prove categorically that nicotine plays zero role in the buzz? If so, huh. You'd think that, as a powerful drug that acts with receptors in the brain in ways that lead to the release of neurotransmitters, it would have an influence.
No I use 3mg/ml nic now, started with 36 mg/ml naturally weaned down over the years as my body told me it was time to take each step down.
Wife has vaped 0 nic for the last 18 months maybe more.
She started vaping about 3 months before I did.
But you disagreed nicotine was an addictive drug yet after not smoking for 2143 days you still have nicotine, just makes no sense to me.
If I am not mistaken, I don't recall he said anything about nicotine not being an addictive drug. He said nicotine didn't cause the "buzz", which started this thread. There's a difference between vaping for a head rush and vaping to avoid nicotine withdrawal symptoms.
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A post i put earlier in the thread was:
"In all fairness unless at 0mg vaping is a drug and a very addictive one called nicotine."
You agreed with this along with 4 others but 6 disagreed and he was the first one to disagree only a few minutes after i posted it.
Well, I won't speak for Topwater Elvis. He can explain why he did that for himself.
I wasn't asking you to just responding to your post quoting me.
Sorry, double stinking post.
Or not, I had a lengthy response, somehow I flubbed it up & deleted / edited incorrectly...
Or not, I had a lengthy response, somehow I flubbed it up & deleted / edited incorrectly...
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