Vaping and gas

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Treeburner1983

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It seems since I started vaping I've been getting a lot more gas. I mainly lung hit with a mouth to lung at the end of my drag, but I am not swallowing the vape, so it makes me wonder if it's just me.

Anyone else find themselves more gassy since starting vaping?

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Actually I joined 6 years ago when I started vaping, but then went back to analogs when the old hardware wasn't cutting it. There have been a lot of advancements in 6 years, so when I tried vaping again back in September of 2014 it stuck this time.

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ive noticed at times, i will be gassy for a few hours or so - but i also notice i was chain vaping, and not "fully" expelling the vapor out of my lungs.

i think the eventual buildup of VG and PG, and possibly the flavorings - caused a gassy side effect.

doent happen often either - but i do notice it when chain vaping hard.
 

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Getting a bit gassy from vaping has been my body's cue to step down my nic levels. Stepping down has never resulted in any nic cravings which makes me wonder a whole lot if nicotine without the additional chemicals from cigarettes is nearly anywhere as addictive as vaping's opponents would like us to believe.
 

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It does mostly happen when I'm chain vaping, and I never noticed it until making the change to rebuildables, guess I'll take a step down from the 12mg and try some 6mg in the Lemo and see if that makes a difference.

Thanks for the input!

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    I've been known to have this issue with VG. At one time I was vaping 85% pg/ 15% vg over time I'm now able to handle 65% pg and 35% vg without no problems though my issue were more distracting then a little gas.

    After posting the above I've notice I was having some gas issues again that I refused to acknowledge at the time. Since then I've went back to 80% PG and 20%VG for the last 24 hour period I've notice almost a 100% end to my gas issue.

    It's obvious for me that 80%PG is where I MUST stay.

    Oh yes I'M A CHAIN vapor.
     

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    Actually I joined 6 years ago when I started vaping, but then went back to analogs when the old hardware wasn't cutting it. There have been a lot of advancements in 6 years, so when I tried vaping again back in September of 2014 it stuck this time.

    -Treeburner

    Welcome back!
    I did when I started, belching too.
     

    four2109

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    Getting a bit gassy from vaping has been my body's cue to step down my nic levels. Stepping down has never resulted in any nic cravings which makes me wonder a whole lot if nicotine without the additional chemicals from cigarettes is nearly anywhere as addictive as vaping's opponents would like us to believe.

    I agree. I chain vape regardless of what level I use.
     
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