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Roflol..assuming we are still talking "how long" its been about 6 months for me. No ill effects at all.
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On my 68th day now 
no analogs, a miracle for me to say the least. My lung capacity has incrementally gone up so far. "breathing" before quitting is not even in the same world as breathing is now. Phew! And only bad health effect (if you can call it that) was the mouth and throat dryness, which went completely away at some point in the 1st month.
no analogs, a miracle for me to say the least. My lung capacity has incrementally gone up so far. "breathing" before quitting is not even in the same world as breathing is now. Phew! And only bad health effect (if you can call it that) was the mouth and throat dryness, which went completely away at some point in the 1st month.LOL millhugz, that one came out of nowhere
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you might find this thread interesting too: for people that already have eczema or dietary histamine intolarance, vaping PG may eventually lead to PG sensitivity resulting in itchiness and hives; the condition may be aggravated by artificial food additives like colorings and flavorings, as well as foods naturally high in histamine; the condition is aggravated by PG containing products: lotions, soaps, shampoos, toothpaste, medicine capsules and fillers, nicotine replacement products....
you might find this thread interesting too: for people that already have eczema or dietary histamine intolarance, vaping PG may eventually lead to PG sensitivity resulting in itchiness and hives; the condition may be aggravated by artificial food additives like colorings and flavorings, as well as foods naturally high in histamine; the condition is aggravated by PG containing products: lotions, soaps, shampoos, toothpaste, medicine capsules and fillers, nicotine replacement products....
Been off analogs alittle over 17 months now. See day count at bottom. I had to have a new chest x-ray done as a basline because my doctor now considers me a non-smoker. Also, due to a non-smoking relaed issue, had to have a scope down my nose into my throat about 5 months ago (fell and hit head which caused dizziness), doctor that did the test informed me if I hadn't told him I'd been a smoker for 43+ years, he would never have known.
I absolutly love my Chuck.
I absolutly love my Chuck.
15 months now and much better breathing and I can smell things . I think SmokeyJoe and a few others have 3+ years or have quit altogether .
Going on 2 years vaping & without a cig. Last 8 months 0mg then I quit altogether for 4 months. Started up 2 months ago.
I have been vaping for 675 days and I feel great
Terrific! Congradulations! I'd love it if more of the Vets logged in their time too! We should give an award to the oldest!
Awesome. Are you the longest vaper here? No health probs? I know I feel great after almost 2 weeks.
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