Salts or freebase, both are much better than smoking. And if we set nicotine equal coffein, the ammount of nicotine cosumtion doesn´t matter at all. Your body will tell you when its enough. You get the satisfaction you are chasing, thumbs up.
But don´t forget it´s a business. Nobody cares about your health. All they want is that we spent our money, for lifetime. All i want is to talk about salts critical and that nobody is a “victim” of the hype. Nicotine is a Drug. There´s so much money to make with drugs. We have to be careful. Sharing is caring.
Sorry to hear about the early onset dementia. It’s encouraging to hear that the nicotine helps. I’m curious if the nicotine made it possible to eliminate all or some of the medications. Also do you DL or MTL when you vape?
I can see where the vaping could be a dual positive in your case. It helps satisfy the desire to snack (your dreamcicle comment), while giving you the dose of nicotine at the same time.
LOL @ New Master. I was very entertained by that comment.
Taking a simplistic approach to what someone does or does not do, and imply so much into it, may or may not be accurate, but for fun, lets just say we are all slaves to ourselves and our choices as well as those that are made for us. No reason to invalidate or negatively attribute things that are part of the human condition or a personal experience of it.
This is very true. The nicotine helps with the acuity, a kind of grounding to myself and surroundings. I’ve had the disease(s) my whole life, but as we grow older, more symptoms come to light. 1mg is almost nothing. I do both DL and MTL depending what device I’m using and what sensation I’m after, which I also think helps in grounding.
I honestly don’t feel the nicotine hit at all, I have had weeks of no nicotine, but there is a noticeable decline in concentration and following thoughts through. Which is really hard to describe. When I vape I can remember 4 or 5 numbers on a good day. On a bad day its 3 or 4. Take away vaping, and each day turns to 2 or 3. So significant difference.