The focus of resistance to these stupid (falsely so-called) 'laws', ought to be on TWO aspects of this non-debate. 1 - BIG TOBACCO manufacture & market disposable vapes, (and as a result, are one of the 'best performing' CORPORATIONS on the N.Y. stock exchange currently). They are LITTER-PRODUCING, DECEPTIVELY LABELED (no mention of nicotine quantity in list of ingredients), and it is OBVIOUS that they have produced and released these suspect devices, to create a threat to the health-restoring, life-changing benefits of vaping instead of smoking, and ultimately, create a whole new generation of smokers, from the demographic of YOUNG VAPERS, who prviously NEVER SMOKED, who who will be driven to start smoking when their trouble-causing disposable e-cigs are banned. Aggregious corporate pressure is the sneaky & cowardly culprit. They buy 'fake-medical evidence', which is ultimately a DEADLY LIE from which big tobacco has no compunction, and no conscience profiting from.
@tonyarmstrong829119 сағат бұрын
So glad I've found an Aussie professional who shares my frustration, but personally, I'm also becoming more ANGRY by the day! Surprised to hear that YOU are being accused of taking money from BIG TOBACCO (the industry profiting from the expensive, wasteful & dubious disposable vaporisers). It is these greedy corporate bullies are, in my opinion, that are either bribing or threatening GOVERNMENT, not you! There is no other rational reason for these insane harmful, and profit-spinning regulations. Any idiot who has the audacity to call the restrictions LAWS is in for an argument from me, because I have a DUTY to disobey INSANE UNHEALTY policies.
@J12H3 күн бұрын
Swedish snus save lives and this is a fact! F*ck those hypocritical EU bureaucrats.
@carrier7399Ай бұрын
Over 500 chemicals are added to the tobacco in cigarettes. Nicotine in NOT addictive, and is actually good for your health.
@VickiSchwarz2 ай бұрын
My working theory: It is a form if ritual, meditation, or taking time to oneself.
@Dude_Guyman2 ай бұрын
He is 100% correct. I smoked for ~30 years. Trying to quit was Hell. Then I switched to E-cigs with nicotine and quit smoking instantly with no trouble or craving at all. 10 years later, I quit nicotine in my E-cig, and prepared for the worst....nothing happened. Nothing at all. Then I just quit vaping and smoking all together. I still have the craving to "smoke" something, anything. But nicotine is NOT Addictive, at all. It is just a 40+ year physical habit of inhaling something. That and cigarettes are loaded with other chemicals to MAKE them addictive, but it's not the nicotine.
@alexjackson34752 ай бұрын
It's disgusting how the government claims vaping is a big tobacco plot to create a new generation of addicts, yet they approve vape products created by philip morris for prescription. I have always been skeptical of government regulations but generally had hope that those trusted to create public health policy wouldn't fuck around. But in a world where the war on drugs has failed so miserably, having hope that career politicians were capable of morality was naieve. This recent vape ban has not only made me lose any last shred of hope I had for our government but has made me double down in my disregard for the law. Why arent they charged with fraud when they manipulate an entire country and spread lies for financial gain, but I'm a criminal if I make choices that hurt no one but myself? Get fucked.
@mickev20093 ай бұрын
I never abide by any outdoor vaping "bans"😀
@matjazi87523 ай бұрын
Native americans were not stupid.
@Follow.Jesus.Christ3 ай бұрын
Nicotine is very addictive, it’s proven
@simonruszczak55633 ай бұрын
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@harrysunde9793 ай бұрын
Key Features of the Anecdotal Evidence Fallacy: Generalization: The person draws a general conclusion from a single, often personal, example. Dismisses broader evidence: The individual example is used to dismiss widespread statistical data or research that points to a different conclusion. Subjectivity: Relies heavily on personal experience, which can be atypical and influenced by numerous subjective factors.
@Lokii1214 ай бұрын
Ever notice that the smoke is blueish before you inhale your cigarette, and white/grey when you exhale the smoke, so where did the blue shit go 🤔thats the stuff your addicted to. My Grandpa said he used to smoke pure unprocessed tobacco and it was mild, pleasant and did not give you cravings like a drug addict. Its all the other 100 chemicals they add to smokes to keep you hooked.
@BradCarlMusic4 ай бұрын
What about caffeine? Addictive or habit forming like nicotine?
@TheFcosta664 ай бұрын
For me coffee is addictive - if I take 3 cups a day for 1 month and suddenly stop, I have huge headaches. I vape and even if I spend all day vaping for weeks and suddenly stop, nothing happens. So, for me, coffee/cafeine is, nicotine isn't. That's my experience at least :)
@nicksmifso80715 ай бұрын
Yeah i have just given up smoking both cigs and weed ,after 40 years .no cravings .All lies we are told
@KarineTKnudsen5 ай бұрын
Nicotine is not addictive, but they add addictive substances (and a lot of cancer causing crap) to regular cigarettes. That's why it's hard for people to quit. A woman I know went from store bought cigarettes to natural tobacco (right from nature). She experienced huge cravings even though she used the natural tobacco. So, it's not the nicotine that's addictive.
@ryanmc67184 ай бұрын
Carb9n monoxide isn't an added chemical. I'm coming over to the " Nicotine isn't addictive" side, but carbon monoxide is beyond cancerous.
@addytuney20285 ай бұрын
FYI the intro and outtro volume was a lot louder than the vid.
@addytuney20285 ай бұрын
Thank you John and GFN!
@dawnm.h.reeves57176 ай бұрын
Absolutely agree! I find all these studies how nicotine and central nervous system, how MS, Parkinsons, Autism can be alleviated or cured.
@ryanmc67184 ай бұрын
Lol. I have autism and you can't cure it, you can't fix it, and this is beyond insulting to autistic people. Bless you
@dylancook90412 ай бұрын
Maybe you should look into Dr Rashid Buttar. He cured his non verbal autistic son. Dont condemn yourself to a life of sickness without doing the research. @ryanmc6718
@klivityloja30676 ай бұрын
Dr. Brian Ardis exposes the lies. Wow! What an orator/professional. Must!!!!!
@izzyg.o.m.godovermoney12976 ай бұрын
Smokers dont get covid better start by patch or sumthing beside its on MOST FOODS
@civrev7 ай бұрын
I have the same experience. I started smoking cigars at 44 and I've never felt addicted to it. I think chewing my nails or coffee is more addictive. I find smoking very enjoyable, but not addictive. I don't have any symptoms of withdrawal. I simply enjoy a cigar when I have time. 🤷♂
@LovelyCaptainHat-tw6ul7 ай бұрын
I learnt it in toddlers school lol. Its just a hobbie. Habbit. Like chewying a pencil, end ofthe pen
@briank101017 ай бұрын
Great video sir from a common sense individual. In the last 5 years or so I've learned to be skeptical of and question almost everything. Do not put full faith in anything except God. I've never smoked but started on nicotine about 4 months ago. I bought about 300 4mg nicotine lozenges in bulk and break them in half to give me 2mg per doze. I take one to four everyday and I find one first thing in the morning on a work day as a great way to get rid of the morning sleepiness or if there is something a little stressful during the day. I follow and trust a lot of what Dr. Bryan Ardis has said, and given evidence for, surrounding the benefits of nicotine in counteracting and preventing the symptoms of covid and many other ailments that can impact the body. Smokers were least impacted by covid not because of the smoke but because of the nicotine. So we know the saying "don't throw out the baby with the bathwater", nicotine is the baby, and smoking is the bathwater - in other words smoking is bad for you, not nicotine. I also believe in high dosage of vitamin C, moderate dosing of vitamin D if not out in the sun like most people, quercetin and zinc - the right amount for your body weight. Avoid most vaccines like the plague, especially what they call the covid vaccine. I'm looking into Apricot seeds for their anti-cancer properties. So far in the last few years it seems all my decisions have been right. This is because I follow God fearing people and avoid learning from people who espouse secularism as the way. The credibility of many in the "healthcare" industry is destroyed. There is little money in prevention and lots of money in "treatment". Prevention best practices is the way. Nicotine is but one of these best practices amongst many others.
@asdfbeau8 ай бұрын
The tldr is: Zyn contains significantly less potentially-harmful chemicals (nickel, formaldehyde, ammonia) than even a cup of coffee. You already have a daily intake of things like chromium and ammonia from the foods you eat and, again, a daily dose of Zyn is an order of magnitude smaller than even that.
@bulamichael5919 ай бұрын
Beautiful
@banginghats29 ай бұрын
I read a recent study that showed microdosing nicotine could even have anti aging properties, by increasing levels of NAD+, a critical enzyme which has many cellular functions. Nicotine seems to stimulate a substance called NAMPT which is part of the NAD+ salvage pathway, and therefore increases the recycling of NAD+, which raises levels. We produce less and less NAD+ as we get older, and this could explain some of the consequences of aging.
@haveaniceday79509 ай бұрын
At what dose to raise NAD?
@banginghats29 ай бұрын
I'm not a medical professional so can't really advise, however, I'm taking 1 mg of nicotine per day and I do feel better on it, but I'm also taking apigenin capsules, chamomile tea and elderberry extract as CD38 inhibitors, along with niacin as a raw material for NAD. The study I mentioned was on mice, so there needs to be a study on humans to establish an optimum dose. The original study can be found by searching for "Nicotine rebalances NAD+ homeostasis and improves aging-related symptoms in male mice by enhancing NAMPT activity".@@haveaniceday7950
@KarineTKnudsen5 ай бұрын
How do you microdose it? Tobacco tincture?
@banginghats25 ай бұрын
No, I take sublingual tablets designed to help quitting smoking. I break a 4 mg tablet into four pieces, so 1 mg, and suck under the tongue until gone. There are undesirable ingredients like aspartame and mannitol in the cheap pills I buy, but it is only in small amounts. There are more expensive versions without those ingredients.@@KarineTKnudsen
@banginghats25 ай бұрын
No, I take sublingual tablets designed to help people quit smoking. I break a 4 mg tablet into four pieces, so 1 mg, and suck under the tongue until gone. There are undesirable ingredients like aspartame and mannitol in the cheap pills I buy, but it is only in small amounts. There are more expensive versions without those ingredients. @@KarineTKnudsen
@Danaman1179 ай бұрын
I get nasty sick when i swallow them. On pouches or zyn.
@oIy__y10 ай бұрын
finally a video that actually talk about the advantage of vaping over smoking without fear mongering. Well done!
@tessiemae856910 ай бұрын
Dr. Bryan Ardis has enlightened me to this fact as well. Thank you for speaking truth sir. There are so many lies and propaganda out there, it’s unbelievable.
@allanaitch20410 ай бұрын
I completely agree. I have never smoked but I am using the gum as a mild stimulant along with coffee during my day with some night shifts. It is a non issue to not have the gum some days but i can"t say the same thing for coffee. I miss a day of not drinking coffee and there are definitely some negative effects.
@izzyg.o.m.godovermoney12976 ай бұрын
Aspartame is not good LOOK FOR PURE GUM
@JT-ck1sg6 ай бұрын
Yeah those nicotine gum substitute is not any better than cigarettes. They still put unknown chemicals in it. Actually anything you buy in a store all have poisons. We are literally bugs to the elites and they want us dead.
@greyeagle438811 ай бұрын
Vaping is not as harmless as it was once thought. There have been countless amounts of people that have ended up in Doctors offices and hospitals with either lung infections, or some kind of decreased breathing functions, especially in today's youth which are most vulnerable. Promoting Vaping as a safe alternative is dangerous. We need to be pointing out that any nicotine delivery system is harmful.
@sahanlungu254611 ай бұрын
Interesting study outcomes Chim, hopefully future THR policy also aligns with the study findings.
@gregc777011 ай бұрын
It's a shame that those who are sworn to protect us are blatantly lying to us to keep us from switching from smoking to vaping all for the fear of loss of profit.They hate vaping so bad that they're willing to sacrifice our lives?😢. Thanks Brent for sharing the truth so everyone will know what is really going on.
@gregc777011 ай бұрын
Simply put if you take away vaping people including youths will return to smoking. This is the opposite of harm reduction. Disposable vaping is a multi billion dollar industry you can't just ban them and expect them to just go away. The black market will flourish with them once the ban goes into effect. I'll never understand why every country in the world is hell bent on banning vaping but they seem to turn a blind eye to the real killer (SMOKING 🚬)
@claudebbg11 ай бұрын
It might be reminded that French studies on French teens showed up to 40% reduction in daily smoking at 17yo (depending on age experiment vaping). Also that the last 10y showed an historical reduction in smoking teens, and especially daily smoking at 17yo from 32% to 16% in less than a decade after a decade marked by -10%. Also in French teens public records a regular <1% daily vaping in never smokers…
@matthewspencer784911 ай бұрын
That was a really silly decision of France it gives other countries that are more of an alarmist state like Australia, even more excuses to double down on their complete ban of vaping silly, silly decision and not backed up with any research at all, shame on you, France. Even if you said this was because of more rubbish in the street, at least that would've been more believable than this nonsense about protecting children. This has nothing about protecting children. This has to do with doctors and their individual studies into tobacco harm reduction in the millions of dollars in grants not to mention the billions of dollars in tobacco tax it's not just about the money a lot of this is about personal pride and the fact that a lot of people have been proven wrong and they do not like it which is dangerous because it's the smokers that are trying to make a healthier choice to go to a vape that will ultimately pay the price with their own health because of these stupid decisions
@janinetimmons5414 Жыл бұрын
Great, great discussion with Mr. Chowdhery, Brent. Thank you.
@matthewspencer7849 Жыл бұрын
Thanks guys for telling it how it is and helping us to get the truth out there unfortunately we can't even comment on the sort of stuff on our mainstream TV channel, KZbin pages here in Australia to try and counter some of this propaganda and point the facts in the right direction towards peer, reviewed studies for anybody outside of Australia watching this please speak loudly for us as unfortunately our government is just ignoring us Australians on this most important topic and the more that we can publicly shame them internationally the quicker they will be forced to reverse their decision on this most narrow minded view
@jimmystalin162 Жыл бұрын
but why did the study use fast food with high amounts of sugar? this may significantly distort the result, I wonder what the results would look like with low GI food
@KONDE-jc8ck Жыл бұрын
Keep It up Emmanuel!
@aileenbell2248 Жыл бұрын
Very interesting and talented young man 👍🇦🇺
@humanitynow7252 Жыл бұрын
Excellent! Kevin is great. The host is a pro!
@nimatoike Жыл бұрын
I'm surprised no one mentioned this yet or probably it's just me, but it looks like most of these interviews have a noise in the background. This is a high frequency noise. It makes watching difficult for me.
@sidstevens1590 Жыл бұрын
Its been a long journey Colin, we know how vaping is the most successful smoking cessation method that is saving smokers from horrid smoking related illness. Brent, thank you keeping this side of the discussion bubbling to the surface. Tobacco control is a huge ecosystem that has nothing to do with public health, the corruption is deadly.
@sidstevens1590 Жыл бұрын
Thank you Colin
@diivo9738 Жыл бұрын
Thanks Dr. Colin Mendelsohn, you've kept up this fight and we really appreciate it. Hopefully one day soon they will look back and say we should've listened to that guy, he actually makes sense instead of all the misinformation and incorrect advice they have pushed on to the Australian Government that has put Tobacco Harm Control back years.
@mrintense3818 Жыл бұрын
Dr Colin if I ever met you I would buy you a pint. High praise indeed.
@rawgster Жыл бұрын
Bloomberg paid for the WHO and like his Interview he had, he had instructed the WHO and the WHO agrees. To no matter what shut down all ECIGS period. And this is trickled down from there.
@rawgster Жыл бұрын
Definitely Dr. Colin Mendelsohn, you deserve a great big thanks for standing your ground. A great interview Brett, Thank you both.
@RegulatorwatchTV Жыл бұрын
Thanks Rawg!
@kenheffernan1610 Жыл бұрын
Thank you Dr. Colin Mendelsohn for all your hard work in trying your best to get the message out there about the benefits of Vaping. As an ex 3 pack a day smoker when I smoked I suffered with bronchitis attacks, Sinus & Upper Respiratory Infections, Shortness of breath & High Blood Pressure from my smoking addiction. I tried everything to stop smoking over the years & nothing ever worked, I lost both my parents to smoking related cancer & this still did not stop me smoking. 11 years ago I was introduced to Vaping since then all my medical issues gone nothing nada zip zilch. Keep up the Fantastic Work.