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Stimulants Warning: Amphetamines Following Nicotine Use

uh... so what does this mean to me who whacks a half gram in one or two shots of meth, then proceeds to smoke cigarettes at the rate of 40 cigs an hour for 2 days.
When not high, i'd only smoke 50 cigs a day.

So what are the effects I'd be experiencing from this, and are you saying if I quit smoking, i'll get higher on meth?
 
Yeppers, 4mg gum, menthol.

Minion said:
uh... so what does this mean to me who whacks a half gram in one or two shots of meth, then proceeds to smoke cigarettes at the rate of 40 cigs an hour for 2 days.
When not high, i'd only smoke 50 cigs a day.

So what are the effects I'd be experiencing from this, and are you saying if I quit smoking, i'll get higher on meth?
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Probably. Also, we are talking about nicotine withdrawal here, not mixing. So it's like, you stop nicotine completely and then you do amps.
 
"old living meth heads..."

yeah, cuz there's a metric fuck ton of those around....lol


anyhoo.

OP:

1) how can you be absolutely certain that the negative things you experienced are solely related to nicotine (and amphetamines)?

2) your "diagnoses;" are they self-diagnosed? or diagnosed by a doctor, nurse, physician? on each occasion?
 
I personally never suffered any side effects from my nicotine usage while on meth/amphetamine consumption,aside from the body's normal functions due to irregularities,if considered that.-sniffles-lmao.
 
Do you have any scientific proof of this? How are you quantifying the nerve damage? How do you know those symptoms aren't just nicotine withdrawal? And why would it matter if you're withdrawing from gum or tobacco?
 
So if this "nerve damage" keeps showing up after you discontinue nicotine use, why can it not be explained as nicotine dependancy? Your symptoms sure fit the bill.

Attempting to counter the effects with codeine [...] can miraculously result in serotonin syndrome
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Where's that come from? Codeine isn't a serotonin releaser.
 
oddly, I smoke LESS when Im high on amphetamines, IDK if it really curves cravings or if im just so focused on other shit I forget to smoke a cig..but I def smoke less, and when I do, its not as enjoyable as it is sober. at the beginning of my speed roll, they feel and taste good, hours on I can care less for cigarettes , it curves my smoking a lot
 
^ Me too. It makes me feel physically sick when i smoke on almost any stimulant.

I'll kinda want one for a while.. but i soon give up trying to smoke when i realise that it just makes me feel ill after a few tokes.
 
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