Neuroprotection
Bluelighter
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- Apr 18, 2015
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noticed something very strange about nicotine. I went against my initial plan to quit using my brothers nicotine pouches after Ramadan so it’s now almost been six months of frequent use, almost daily and often multiple times a day. Dosage ranges are between 12 and 50 mg per pouch, though the highest strength I used a few months ago was 150 mg pouch. despite this regular high-dose frequent use, a few.
unexpected things have happened. Firstly, I haven’t developed any physical or psychological dependence on the pouches, the only time I crave them as if I’m extremely bored or shortly after a really positive experience with nicotine. But these are very mild and minor.
Secondly, whilst nicotine works really well to lift my mood and reverse depressive symptoms, at least in the oral form, I only need one occasional dose and I first learned this last year when it helped cure my anhedonia. furthermore, nicotine pouches seem to make me lazy, slightly scatterbrained and somewhat tired for a short time after administration. I don’t know if this is because I’m using pure nicotine, but during my university year when completing a dissertation, cigarettes really helped me. I guess the MAOI effect was definitely playing a part there.
Contrary to my initial expectations, it seems to be that the pouches are my least favourite method of administering nicotine. I still get significant nausea and dizziness from them especially if I skip a day of use.
Vaping is a lot more euphoric and doesn’t make me sick, but unfortunately the best effect in terms of productivity and enjoyment still comes from smoking regular cigarettes.
I’m actually really tempted to get help purchasing harmaline and then mixing it with either liquid nicotine to be Vaped, or taking the harmaline orally to mimic the tobacco effect.
Even as a nicotine veteran Who chewed on nicotine patches as a teenager, drunk e-cigarette liquid and consumed dozens of my fathers unused disposable Vapes, the first time I smoked a cigarette properly as an adult was something different. I honestly thought it was like cocaine despite the fact I’ve never done drugs. The best way I can describe it is like. pure optimism and like the whole world was brighter. it was also extremely Moorish, not straightaway, but usually between a few hours to a day later, I would start craving another one. unlike the pouch, I can truly feel the addictive power of cigarettes and it was probably lucky I had difficulty getting hold of them.
unexpected things have happened. Firstly, I haven’t developed any physical or psychological dependence on the pouches, the only time I crave them as if I’m extremely bored or shortly after a really positive experience with nicotine. But these are very mild and minor.
Secondly, whilst nicotine works really well to lift my mood and reverse depressive symptoms, at least in the oral form, I only need one occasional dose and I first learned this last year when it helped cure my anhedonia. furthermore, nicotine pouches seem to make me lazy, slightly scatterbrained and somewhat tired for a short time after administration. I don’t know if this is because I’m using pure nicotine, but during my university year when completing a dissertation, cigarettes really helped me. I guess the MAOI effect was definitely playing a part there.
Contrary to my initial expectations, it seems to be that the pouches are my least favourite method of administering nicotine. I still get significant nausea and dizziness from them especially if I skip a day of use.
Vaping is a lot more euphoric and doesn’t make me sick, but unfortunately the best effect in terms of productivity and enjoyment still comes from smoking regular cigarettes.
I’m actually really tempted to get help purchasing harmaline and then mixing it with either liquid nicotine to be Vaped, or taking the harmaline orally to mimic the tobacco effect.
Even as a nicotine veteran Who chewed on nicotine patches as a teenager, drunk e-cigarette liquid and consumed dozens of my fathers unused disposable Vapes, the first time I smoked a cigarette properly as an adult was something different. I honestly thought it was like cocaine despite the fact I’ve never done drugs. The best way I can describe it is like. pure optimism and like the whole world was brighter. it was also extremely Moorish, not straightaway, but usually between a few hours to a day later, I would start craving another one. unlike the pouch, I can truly feel the addictive power of cigarettes and it was probably lucky I had difficulty getting hold of them.