Vaping and accelerated aging

[e-pipeman]

Crohn's disease is one of the few, I think. Ulcerative colitis. That kind of stuff.

 

[arth1]

If you're not addicted to nicotine already then imho don't vape - especially not for the great flavours. You'll find those in real food.

And to the best of my knowledge, no one has yet made an 11 o'clock curry flavoured e-liquid.

 

[e-pipeman]

And to the best of my knowledge, no one has yet made an 11 o'clock curry flavoured e-liquid.

You could well be right. I still have a bottle of Roast Chicken e-liquid somewhere (don't mix with vg!).

 

[alopezg1]

But certainly no psychiatry major.

Leave medications to the experts. If there were any real reason to suspect that nicotine had profound positive effects against stress and anxiety, it would be prescribed a lot more than it is. Only rarely do you find people on prescription nicotine, and even rarer someone who isn't already a nicotine addict.

yes i agree , hence the brief diatribe/outburst on my part

 

[alopezg1]

there are a number of other highly addictive drugs which i hear are excellent for weight loss , and loss of other things as well

 

[arth1]

You could well be right. I still have a bottle of Roast Chicken e-liquid somewhere (don't mix with vg!).

I thought you were joking, but then I found this site. Tomato soup? Pizza? Worcestershire sauce?
Curry can't be far away.

 

[e-pipeman]

I thought you were joking, but then I found this site. Tomato soup? Pizza? Worcestershire sauce?
Curry can't be far away.

For now I think I'll stick to eating it rather than vaping it. Similarly the subtle flavours of curry can't really be replicated in e-liquid, any more than individual varieties of apple can be. Please correct me if someone makes a great Lamb Vindaloo liquid (would have to have a side taste of bombay potatoes).