Long term effects of nicotine

[@douglassmith2055]

We need more study. We have many health problems today. Mental cognition, depression ar very serious issues. If nic can help us we need to know the truth. Burning smoke is a horrible delivery.

[@fredroberts8275]

Thanks for uploading the video on this topic, there is a surprisingly lack of literature on the subject. And Most of what we have is weak, essentially a mix of rats, cell culture, and poor attempts to extrapolate from cigarettes to other forms of nicotine consumption.

[@sonjamarx385]

In his lecture, Benowitz speaks of the addictive nature of nicotine. If it's the nicotine that's so addicting in smoking, why did Fagerström rename his test from nicotine to tobacco dependence? Why do scientists say that nicotine is comparable to caffeine? Why are there so many contradicting statements about nicotine? Nicotine is bad for health - Nicotine is beneficial to health. Nicotine affects the brain development of teenagers, but where are the millions of brain damaged smokers who started smoking as teenagers? Some say that tobacco smoking is addictive, but pure nicotine is not (never-smokers show no sign of nicotine dependence after 6 months of daily nicotine consumption). Others say that nicotine in any form is highly addicting. If the latter is true, why is easy to reduce the nicotine in non-combustible substitutes of cigarettes for most users (not all)? Who should we believe? What is right? A personal note: my blood pressure dropped dramatically after I substituted smoking with vaping (182:106 to 130:90). If the nicotine alone is responsible for an increase in heart rate and blood pressure, shouldn't my blood pressure stayed high?

[@Dad_Brad]

I absolutely agree. Case and point: look at how much scientists argue about sugar.

[@Plutonic_Blue]

Well it’s a fact that nicotine restricts your blood flow and coronary arteries..so excess nicotine = more constricted blood flow and arteries = higher risk of heart attack. Nicotine is not good for you but vaping it is def better than smoking it as long as you can moderate it

[@Thebusysuperhuman]

@@Dad_Brad it’s pretty clear about sugar and the health consequences. As you said it’s still unclear about nicotine as it as many positive effects, unlike sugar which has none. So I’m also still confused 20yrs later if Nicotine can be used for medical reasons like mental health or Parkinson’s

[@freebird1118]

Our bodies have nicotinic receptors from head to toe. They are designed to receive acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter produced in our bodies. However, nicotine, not produced in our bodies, does a very good job of activating these receptors, releasing dopamine. Dopamine is the feel good chemical. This is the process that is addictive. Nicotine, by itself, is very addictive. The more nicotine that is taken in, the more receptors our body produces, increasing the cravings for more nicotine. No smooth talking official can change that. There are some really good videos, on KZbin, that explain the biochemistry behind smoking and nicotine in great detail. Once you understand those videos, no one can pull the wool over your eyes. This presenter kept saying they just don't know, funny since nicotine naturally occurs in tobacco, and how long have people been using tobacco? Thanks for your comments, everything helps.

[@AshleySpeaks4U]

Nicotine is a pain-killer. But, so is cocaine.

[@Moleanimationchannel]

I’m a vapor guy. Been doing it for a number of years. What worries me is nicotine’s ability to raise blood pressure.

[@MrMaxitaple]

Coffee reduce blood pressure by one of its metabolites, also you can eat a healthy diet full of antioxidants

[@francisbegbie1008]

These clowns work for tobacco companies

[@newintellectuals270]

@@MrMaxitaple´no coffee increases blood pressure, and heart rate

[@calvingreen2273]

a lot of people need to watch this.

[@mats8038]

Been eating and swallowing snus (fermented tobacco) continuously 16/24 since 1977. I still have no health problem maybe they show up one day all at once i am now 60. I never even thought about stopping maybe i will try. B vitamin is Nicotine based :)

[@AshleySpeaks4U]

I quit a week ago and my aortic valve prolapse is acting up. My guess is that after 29 years, my heart and other systems had become dependent upon the presence of the various chemicals in cigarettes, to the point that temporary harm is resulting. Quite temporary. I quit cold turkey-only way to do it. Vaping is NOT quitting, folks!

[@davidmcclatchey2133]

Seems l8ke there is a lot of things that's being said is followed by " we just don't know" . Things also are possible. So, is there anything that is actually known?

[@c_farther5208]

I just watched another doctor say nicotine is completely benign and great for insulin suppression therefore appetite suppression. I know when I don't have the gum, I eat and eat and eat, nicotine changes brain waves. We are born with nicotine receptors in the brain!

[@altacultura5269]

5:58

[@MrMaxitaple]

Just like the marijuana ones nature is wise

[@r0m0x]

Well.. No! You don't born with nicotine receptors in your brain. You born with receptors for internal chemical messengers that are produced by your body. Nicotine as many other drugs and/or poisons have a similar structure that binds to the receptors.

[@mariozzi5819]

Devil planted bad wheat among good wheat body only needs food oxygen and sex all other are unnecessary and disconnect us from reality whatever make us produce dopamine unless its produced natural whe we deserve it our brain is wise and brain is nature..

[@tubefreakmuva]

Best one, even though he was hard to understand

[@Aaron-wi4nq]

I just finished experimenting with nicotine pouches. They are definitely addictive and it is insidious. I have not tried patches.

[@BenOgorek]

I've watched two of these and niether mentioned the neuroprotective effects of nicotine that I've come across in my own research.

[@Aaron-wi4nq]

I guess we are all different Ben. The pouches are very addictive, Overtime I felt less in control. Takes time to purge and feel normal. Scary stuff. Every product has different mystery ingredients.

[@BenOgorek]

@@Aaron-wi4nq yeah your gums can bleed with the pouches too. Not sure about the chewing gum. That might be the safest way to use it. Probably not worth it.

[@HappyLife-wv5ms]

@@Aaron-wi4nqdid Ben even mention Pouches? His comment was on the neuroprotective effects of Nicotine. They have found nicotine Patches to be helpful in Alzheimer patients.

[@davidmcclatchey2133]

According to other medical studies tell us that nicotine is not addictive.

[@NeptunianAstroStars]

There is little research on the products. That is why its thriving due lack regulation

[@drummerboy737]

10:35

[@anthonypowless1052]

Would the lozenges also have same effects? I quit smoking but have used lozenges since June, 2021 and am having bp problems whenever i exert myself, even going up and down stairs...

[@JohnWalton_NET]

yes

[@JohnVandivier]

I was pleased with what seems to be a very mature and balanced presentation. The disclosures concerned me at first but I think the content speaks to neutralize that bayesian concern.

[@BT-km7nl]

Nicotine = inflammation = disconnection of tissue in time = pain in certain places of body

[@NovemberRain97]

Who the fck 1puff for 10 second

[@randomdudefpv4927]

Like 4-6mg/ml 0.25ohm with 2.30volts ~20W - easy 8-10 second puff, but ok, 10 seconds is long :D 6-8 and its pretty long draw

[@NovemberRain97]

@@randomdudefpv4927 coil/occ gonna burn 10 second..

[@randomdudefpv4927]

@@NovemberRain97 you are correct.