No it wouldn't. You are drawing a conclusion without evidence to back it up. Another conclusssion could easily be that the teens who are vaping had already smoked.
Wrong. Case and point, a fifty billion dollar per annum nic replacement industry. This is just insufferable.But it is progress. People were lied to about nicotine and its involvement with their smoking habits. The good tat can come from nicotine usage far outweighs any negative effects. Except for nicotine poisoning there are almost no negative effects for most people. People like to blame something for their shortcomings, and nicotine is an easy target for smokers. Unfortunately, nicotine has little to do with their smoking dependence.
Wrong. Case and point, a fifty billion dollar per annum nic replacement industry. This is just insufferable.
No it wouldn't. You are drawing a conclusion without evidence to back it up. Another conclusssion could easily be that the teens who are vaping had already smoked.
I am a never-smoker as well. I've never felt unaccepted here, though. Probably people think it's a little weird (like my wife!) but I like the effects of nicotine and enjoy the flavor. I vape 3 or 6 mgs and I get a nice enough hit. I've even considered upping the dose a bit.I vape zero and always will. Never smoked. Just like the flavor and the clouds. Though I feel I need to hide that here because i don't quite feel accepted in that I never smoked yet I still vape zero.
I am a never-smoker as well. I've never felt unaccepted here, though. Probably people think it's a little weird (like my wife!) but I like the effects of nicotine and enjoy the flavor. I vape 3 or 6 mgs and I get a nice enough hit. I've even considered upping the dose a bit.
There's no need to hide anything. I can't imagine a valid reason anyone would have a concern with an activity we all share no matter how we got here.
Yea, one of the benefits of nicotine is smoking through your trachetomy hole after your larynx and voice box has been removed because of cancer. Many many benefits from nicotine.
I am not. It's just a fringe benefit in this example.I hope that you are not trying to imply here that nicotine is carcinogenic? That was debunked many years ago!
I don't appear to be an outlier, for my generation at least. I went to my 40th high school reunion a couple years ago. As I mentioned above, most of my classmates were smokers in high school, and some remain smokers today. I asked those who quit if they had any difficulty in doing so. Those that quit within five, or so, years of high school (7) had no problems quitting, those that had recently quit (3) had great difficulty. Those that were in between (i.e., smoked from 10-30 years, were a mixed bag with those who smoked for a lesser time having less trouble quitting. This, and reading the smoking withdrawal literature has led me to hypothesize that, habit strength is insufficient to cause withdrawal symptoms after about 10 years or less of smoking.
If it were possible to recreate the throat hit some other way, then you believe his cravings would go away, without nicotine?
People here have looked for ways to simulate the throat hit but have not been successful so this is necessarily hypothetical.
Yea, one of the benefits of nicotine is smoking through your trachetomy hole after your larynx and voice box has been removed because of cancer. Many many benefits from nicotine.
Habit for me is a desire for a chocolate chip cookie or a vape in the evening. Addiction is feeling I have to smoke when I know that will kill me soon and not being able to overcome it with great effort.
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My senses seem enhanced somehow. I decide to walk to the post office to pick up a package. Very slight energy level increase.
I notice everything seems brighter. My vision is sharper (I am strongly nearsighted). Colors appear much more saturated, as if on an AMOLED display. Sounds are more vivid. Smells too.
LOLUm, I'll take some of what this guy is vaping.