Withdrawal?

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Spazmelda

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Yep:

Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal generally start within 2 - 3 hours after the last tobacco use, and will peak about 2 - 3 days later. Symptoms may be severe, depending on how long you smoked and how many cigarettes you smoked each day. Common symptoms include:

An intense craving for nicotine
Anxiety, tension, restlessness, frustration, or impatience
Difficulty concentrating
Drowsiness or trouble sleeping, as well as bad dreams and nightmares
Headaches
Increased appetite and weight gain
Irritability or depression
 

mwplefty

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I believe so. If you become addicted, or physical dependent, on nicotine, you will experience some sort of bodily symptoms after a prolonged period without nicotine. It doesn't matter if you smoke analogs or e-cigarettes.

Personally, I've gone a couple weeks without vaping, and I've been fine. I didn't suffer any withdrawals. However, I vape very small amounts (less than 2mg) of nicotine.
 
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