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It can, depending on your bodies tolerance & nic in your system, nic mg/ml you vape, timing etc...
Nicotine is a stimulant similar to caffeine, some folks can drink 4 expressos & go to sleep no problems, some get all jacked up.
Nicotine is a stimulant similar to caffeine, some folks can drink 4 expressos & go to sleep no problems, some get all jacked up.
Shouldn't affect you any more than smoking did, if you were a smoker before vaping.
Heck, I used to wake up just to smoke a cigarette, and then go back to sleep.
Heck, I used to wake up just to smoke a cigarette, and then go back to sleep.
I miss the days when I could get all jacked up. Now I can coffee nap.
i have been vaping 18mg/ml for 2 years now, so i should be fine ?
I've never had a problem with it. When I smoked I needed a cigarette before bed in case the lack of nicotine woke me up before morning 
I've never been able to drink coffee though that would keep me awake.
Technically speaking it can do with some people as it's a stimulant...not exactly like caffeine though. If it's giving you trouble try not vaping just before Hope this helps.
I've never been able to drink coffee though that would keep me awake.Technically speaking it can do with some people as it's a stimulant...not exactly like caffeine though. If it's giving you trouble try not vaping just before
Hope this helps.
As stated above, nicotine is a stimulant and was causing some hard to fall asleep nights.
I DIY so I made myself 20mls of 0 nic to check it out. It’s been easier to sleep now. I start using the 0 nic around 8pm.
I DIY so I made myself 20mls of 0 nic to check it out. It’s been easier to sleep now. I start using the 0 nic around 8pm.
oddly, tobacco kept me awake.
vaping doesn't.
vaping doesn't.
No way for anyone to know or give an answer as to how you might be effected.
Every individual and their body/system is different.
Also depends on amount being vaped & timing, there is a big difference between vaping 3 mls per day of 18mg/ml nic or 30 mls per day of 18 mg/ml nic,, big difference in delivery device efficiencies.
Fairly easy to find out if nicotine is causing sleep problems,,, stop vaping or vape 0 mg/ml nic a couple hours before bed, if you see an improvement with your sleep you have your answer.
OP was not a smoker/tobacco user prior to vaping.
Of you've been vaping 18 mg now for 2 years, why the concern over sleep now? I assume you slept fine all that time or you would have questioned that way before now.
The human body has 2 completely unique and distinct sets of nicotine receptors...
One set causes your body to release epinephrine/serotonin which energizes you...one set causes your body to release melatonin which calms you down...
(Nicotine is the only "dual action" substance known...one of the reasons I ENJOY it so much.)
Your body...based on what it "needs" at the moment, circadian rhythm, etc....determines exactly WHICH set of receptors it will use to metabolize the nicotine...
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One set causes your body to release epinephrine/serotonin which energizes you...one set causes your body to release melatonin which calms you down...
(Nicotine is the only "dual action" substance known...one of the reasons I ENJOY it so much.)
Your body...based on what it "needs" at the moment, circadian rhythm, etc....determines exactly WHICH set of receptors it will use to metabolize the nicotine...
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I forgot to take the patch off once during a prior pre-e-cig quit attempt. Was interesting.
It like Lucid Dreaming, and nic impacts your ability to fall into deep-sleep since it's a stimulant.
Not the recommended way to do Lucid dreaming if you're into that stuff.
It like Lucid Dreaming, and nic impacts your ability to fall into deep-sleep since it's a stimulant.
Not the recommended way to do Lucid dreaming if you're into that stuff.
I vape 3mg all day long and sleep just fine. Until I quit smoking about 9 years ago I smoked all day and slept like a baby then.
I know better than to drink coffee after 5pm or I'm likely to stare at the ceiling for a while when I try to go to sleep. Go figure.
I know better than to drink coffee after 5pm or I'm likely to stare at the ceiling for a while when I try to go to sleep. Go figure.
Yup, same vivid dreams made me pull the patch off an hour before bed every night. Of course then waking up and slapping a fresh patch on meant an hour or two of nic craving until I started to absorb enough again. No doubt contributed to the utter failure the patches were for me. I found the few times I was in the hospital while still smoking the gum was preferable as I could use it when needed and it kicked in faster. Still not enough to stop smoking all together. Probably like Snus without the whole "chew and park" routine with the gum.
I found the gum to be better too, but it irritates my GI tract.
They now allow the combined use of NRT's...so you could have put the patch on, and while waiting for that to kick in chewed a piece of gum...as long as you know your limits and do so wisely.
Facts & clinical evidence on Combination NRT | Help Them Quit
Before, the cautions on the labels said no to do so.
They now allow the combined use of NRT's...so you could have put the patch on, and while waiting for that to kick in chewed a piece of gum...as long as you know your limits and do so wisely.
Facts & clinical evidence on Combination NRT | Help Them Quit
Before, the cautions on the labels said no to do so.
Have you been dealing with a lot of stress (more than usual?)
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