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>Vape if you must instead
Because popcorn lung is better than black lung.
@xianc78 @coolboymew Is there any healthy way to get nicotine in me?
@SpudsRudeEye @coolboymew Nicotine gum, maybe.
@xianc78 @coolboymew I have nicotine lozenges. Hundreds of them. The only thing is, I quit smoking cold turkey a month and a half ago, so I'm hesitant to ingest nicotine. That's why I've been eating menthol cough drops-- I always smoked menthol cigarettes (because I'm classy as fuck) and somewhere in my brain I told myself "You aren't addicted to nicotine, you're addicted to menthol." AND IT SORT OF WORKED
@SpudsRudeEye @coolboymew Just stay cold turkey. Don't smoke, vape, or do any drugs including alcohol.
@xianc78 @coolboymew I stopped drinking alcohol two years ago. Quitting that habit was way easier than this one and I was a heavy, heavy drinker
@xianc78 @SpudsRudeEye @coolboymew
> Causes include breathing in toxic fumes, respiratory infections, connective tissue disorder or complications following a bone marrow or heart-lung transplant.
Nothing to do with vaping. So far.
Then this:
> The American Lung Association lists flavored e-cigarettes as a risk in 2016.[37] Health Canada has, however seen no cases as of 2019.[38] Public Health England writes that the association has come about as "some flavourings used in e-liquids to provide a buttery flavour contain the chemical diacetyl... however, diacetyl is banned as an ingredient from e-cigarettes and e-liquids in the UK."[39]
This tells me that there's no base for your theory.
> Causes include breathing in toxic fumes, respiratory infections, connective tissue disorder or complications following a bone marrow or heart-lung transplant.
Nothing to do with vaping. So far.
Then this:
> The American Lung Association lists flavored e-cigarettes as a risk in 2016.[37] Health Canada has, however seen no cases as of 2019.[38] Public Health England writes that the association has come about as "some flavourings used in e-liquids to provide a buttery flavour contain the chemical diacetyl... however, diacetyl is banned as an ingredient from e-cigarettes and e-liquids in the UK."[39]
This tells me that there's no base for your theory.
@mystik @xianc78 @coolboymew Guys, I'd rather not vape either on the account that it makes you look like a raging dork.
