(Utah) The Healthy Skeptic: Electronic cigarettes
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Very Interesting... I read the original Eissenberg study, and it was unrealistic. I look forward to seeing his findings after using real vapers.
Assuming that's the study that said people was infact not getting much nicotine from e-cigs. Which is, sorry to say.... ridiculous. I remember the first liquid I tried was 24mg's and that lit me up with a nicotine high that I havn't had since I was 16. 
Finally I settled into the 24mg although I have now cut that to about 18mg. I've converted three other people to e-cigs and saying that is purely a placebo affect and not a true nicotine replacements is bad science. And it's an insult to the intelligence of all smokers.
Anyone with a nicotine addiction can tell you that, as far as I am concerned that doctor and his study is bunk.
Finally I settled into the 24mg although I have now cut that to about 18mg. I've converted three other people to e-cigs and saying that is purely a placebo affect and not a true nicotine replacements is bad science. And it's an insult to the intelligence of all smokers.
Anyone with a nicotine addiction can tell you that, as far as I am concerned that doctor and his study is bunk.
Yes, but don't tell them that! We want them to think we aren't getting any nicotine.
Haha seriously. Its probably better for us if they think were a bunch of weak minded idiots that just THINK we're getting nicotine.
We can market it as a "Mind over Matter" type of "Quit smoking" tool. No FDA needed! 
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