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angstlessk

(11,862 posts)
44. WOW you stayed away for 4 years!!!!!
Thu Jan 22, 2015, 12:50 AM
Jan 2015

I tried cold turkey..did good Saturday and Sunday till Monday..I awoke at 5 am could not drink coffee cause that just invited a cigarette...so I went running..only it was VERY scary.

The moment I arrived at work I felt trapped (work was doing the quit smoking program) I knew I could not get a cigarette if I wanted to...and that was that...at lunchtime I ran to purchase a pack of cigs.

Bought the gum...never tried the patch...the prescription drug had more side effects than the drug to cure toenail fungi...

E-cigs WORKED! And I never felt I needed to run!

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That's a load of junk science bull hockey meow2u3 Jan 2015 #1
What are you saying is the concentration of formaldehyde in human breath? CreekDog Jan 2015 #4
What I'm saying is that this article is propaganda that misleads about the alleged danger of e-cigs meow2u3 Jan 2015 #6
So you really have nothing scientific to offer CreekDog Jan 2015 #12
You want scientific facts? Here they are meow2u3 Jan 2015 #14
there is no science that statement CreekDog Jan 2015 #16
I'd keep an open mind about tobacco harm reduction if I were you meow2u3 Jan 2015 #20
Look at your posts CreekDog Jan 2015 #25
You are right Bozvotros Mar 2015 #52
what about smoking E crack olddots Jan 2015 #2
Mmmmmm. Formaldehyde. KamaAina Jan 2015 #3
Jinro Soju at least used to contain formaldehyde jmowreader Jan 2015 #5
Now you tell me. KamaAina Jan 2015 #45
Two-thirds of your quote is not in the linked article. Ino Jan 2015 #7
Everything I quoted is in the linked article, you have it backwards CreekDog Jan 2015 #10
I expect you don't know this rule... Ino Jan 2015 #47
there is a whole lot of formaldahyde out there olddots Jan 2015 #8
If products like cigarettes and e-cigs are so dangerous bigwillq Jan 2015 #9
does it occur to you that products are banned or regulated after they are found dangerous? CreekDog Jan 2015 #11
Hmm. Last I heard, cigarettes have been found to be dangerous. bigwillq Jan 2015 #13
the article is about e-cigarettes CreekDog Jan 2015 #15
I was talking about e-cigs in my initial post to this thread. bigwillq Jan 2015 #18
they are banned in many cases CreekDog Jan 2015 #19
Ok. Cool. bigwillq Jan 2015 #22
Do you want to see nicotine criminalized? meow2u3 Jan 2015 #17
I think products should be be banned bigwillq Jan 2015 #21
I don't take kindly to being told what I can't put in my body meow2u3 Jan 2015 #23
who is telling you what you can put in your body? CreekDog Jan 2015 #26
There's that issue. bigwillq Jan 2015 #27
What about corn? EvolveOrConvolve Jan 2015 #34
Are you trying to create a straw man because your posts on the science were so bad? CreekDog Jan 2015 #24
The straw man is the alarmist tone of anti-vaping articles meow2u3 Jan 2015 #30
It sounds like a recommendation to use low voltage settings bhikkhu Jan 2015 #28
No, the article directly argues against what you just posted CreekDog Jan 2015 #29
No, I was just reading the article bhikkhu Jan 2015 #32
High voltage should be used only to burn off gunk from coils meow2u3 Jan 2015 #31
The study is suspect for a bunch of reasons EvolveOrConvolve Jan 2015 #33
I live in Detroit, probably more dangerous than smoking e-cigs angstlessk Jan 2015 #40
The Europeans have been studying ecigs much longer Oilwellian Jan 2015 #35
I push the button, blow out the first puff..then lightly inhale the second angstlessk Jan 2015 #39
Our city voted to treat them like cigs, which was great! nt Logical Jan 2015 #36
I'm ferociously allergic to formaldehyde. hunter Jan 2015 #37
I am on e-cigs angstlessk Jan 2015 #38
I went from 36 mg. to 0 mg. in a 7 month span Oilwellian Jan 2015 #41
Based on how I smoked..a little puff and short inhale..I wonder angstlessk Jan 2015 #43
Good for you! Contrary1 Jan 2015 #42
WOW you stayed away for 4 years!!!!! angstlessk Jan 2015 #44
Well, to be honest with you... Contrary1 Jan 2015 #46
I am sorry..what happened to you was NOT an excuse it was a REASON angstlessk Jan 2015 #48
So don't smoke either AndreaCG Jan 2015 #49
the results were yielded by operating the devices improperly. very poor method. Jon82 Mar 2015 #50
seem to be finding your way around very quickly CreekDog Mar 2015 #51
The one study I would like to see but have to wait... Jon82 Mar 2015 #54
Besides, no vaper likes a dry hit meow2u3 Mar 2015 #53
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