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Vaping has 'immediate' negative impact on the body's circulation, warns new study
(www.dailyrecord.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 25 Nov 2024
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No shit, nicotine like all other stimulants like vyvanse or Adderall or even coffee are all vasoconstrictors. So are 5-HT2A psychs like shrooms and LSD.
The findings in nic free juice are interesting though. I'd also like it if there was a study on nicotine salts specifically.
Older vapes used freebase nicotine, quite unpleasant in high doses, like 6mg/10ml, so we vaped a lot of juice with a smaller nicotine concentration.
On the other hand nic salts are a very different ballgame, elfbars have like 24mg/10ml strength and you feel no throat hit at all. It feels "unnatural" and vibes tell me to worry.
Yeah, this "study" feels a lot like "science finds that the sky appears blue" right up until you get to the nic free stuff. The heck?
I'm curious to say the least.
I too would like to see the nic salt differences.
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