Nicotine is not addictive: a 52 year case study.

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Nicotine is not addictive: a 52 year case study.

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A personal account of smoking and vaping which challenges the assumption that nicotine is addictive. (...)
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@nicksmifso8071 4 ай бұрын

Yeah i have just given up smoking both cigs and weed ,after 40 years .no cravings .All lies we are told

@Dude_Guyman 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.

@harrysunde979 2 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.

@peterwagner2083 Жыл бұрын

That’s the same experience for me. Sadly many politicians are not as smart and most advisers and researchers just look for their own benefits (Australia)

@JT-ck1sg 5 ай бұрын

The politicians are smarter than you think. They may play dumb but in reality to fool you and keep you off their trail of corruption

@banginghats2 8 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.

@haveaniceday7950 8 ай бұрын

At what dose to raise NAD?

@banginghats2 8 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

@KarineTKnudsen 5 ай бұрын

How do you microdose it? Tobacco tincture?

@banginghats2 5 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

@banginghats2 5 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

@klivityloja3067 5 ай бұрын

Dr. Brian Ardis exposes the lies. Wow! What an orator/professional. Must!!!!!

@allanaitch204 9 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.godovermoney1297 5 ай бұрын

Aspartame is not good LOOK FOR PURE GUM

@JT-ck1sg 5 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.

@VickiSchwarz Ай бұрын

My working theory: It is a form if ritual, meditation, or taking time to oneself.

@KarineTKnudsen 5 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.

@ryanmc6718 3 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.

@carrier7399 3 күн бұрын

Over 500 chemicals are added to the tobacco in cigarettes. Nicotine in NOT addictive, and is actually good for your health.

@dawnm.h.reeves5717 5 ай бұрын

Absolutely agree! I find all these studies how nicotine and central nervous system, how MS, Parkinsons, Autism can be alleviated or cured.

@ryanmc6718 3 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

@dylancook9041 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

@civrev 6 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. 🤷‍♂

@ohmslawyer3599 2 жыл бұрын

That was good !!!

@Lokii121 3 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.

@BradCarlMusic 3 ай бұрын

What about caffeine? Addictive or habit forming like nicotine?

@TheFcosta66 3 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 :)

@briank10101 6 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.