Sounds like you are off to a good start keep it up. I never smoked but dipped for years and that was a tough one to break. My dentist showed me pics of the results of long term dipping and that's what did it. I play in an over 40 wooden bat league and many of those guys are still dipping, just a hard habit to break. I keep the sunflower seed companies in business.
Best of luck, you can do it, tobacco is an evil product
Best of luck, you can do it, tobacco is an evil product
My pot consumption has gotten so low over the last couple years anyway. Like once, maybe twice a week - 1 or 2 hits.
I tried to smoke last weekend while I was at 5 cigs per day, and it just made reducing the cigarette intake realllllllllllly hard. Pot definitely makes cigs better for me. So I'm off it all together for a couple months until this gets further into my rearview.
36 hours now, no real cravings yet this morning. Washed all my clothes and bedding yesterday, man it is nice for everything to not smell like an ashtray.
Got to sleep really easily last night. Woke up 3 times to piss though; not sure if it the lack of nicotine is acting as a diuretic or if it's because I was chugging water every time I got a craving yesterday, or both.
Anyway I woke up feeling good. For the first time in a week or so I didn't have the "ok time for a cigarette...oh shit, I can't" moment.
Got to sleep really easily last night. Woke up 3 times to piss though; not sure if it the lack of nicotine is acting as a diuretic or if it's because I was chugging water every time I got a craving yesterday, or both.
Anyway I woke up feeling good. For the first time in a week or so I didn't have the "ok time for a cigarette...oh shit, I can't" moment.
I'm about to attempt the same after this weekend. Rough, I tell ya...
Definitely.
"Alcohol withdrawal syndrome is a set of symptoms that can occur following a reduction in alcohol use after a period of excessive use.
Failure to manage the alcohol withdrawal syndrome appropriately can lead to permanent brain damage or death."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_withdrawal_syndrome
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=can+alcohol+withdrawal+kill+you
Visible health issues.
Tobacco is incredibly lethal to proper cellular reproduction and when smoked the respiratory system disperses it throughout your body. Someone who has been a chronic tobacco user 30, 40 or more years is a walking carcass with a range of skin and other body parts which have not fully reproduced (healed) for many years.
You might notice that older (50, 60 yrs and more) people, especially men who have smoked for decades most often wear full length pants and long sleeved shirts to better conceal their decrepit skin. Most commonly you can see it in their necks, face , hands and wrist areas
Well since you live in Alabama you can get you a can of dip and when the urge gets strong take a dip and it will satisfy your nicotine cravings cause one dip has about the same amount of nicotine as 5 cigs.
I mean don't start a new full blown habit just use that in place of the gum or patches
I mean don't start a new full blown habit just use that in place of the gum or patches
oh my goodness, No!
Nicotine is not without it's adverse effects, but it is the other core properties of tobacco which are so incredibly toxic to human cellular reproduction. Tobacco ingested orally rots the cells inside your mouth, your gums, your jaw, your throat and by extension your skull and hair
As mentioned, it's a delusion. Muscular and skeletal portions of the body are less impacted. But if you could see their naked bodies (no homo....just medical peek) in contrast to most men same age who are non-tobacco users you would likely be astonished at the difference in skin condition. It will be drier, any and all cuts will be more scabbed and/or unhealed lesions. The insides of their mouth will be frankly in a decomposing state and most of their internal organs will be smaller than those within non-tobacco users due to decades of inadequate healthy cellular reproduction.
