What Is Nicotine Withdrawal Like? My Withdrawal Experience

[@kathrynyoung3362]

Thank you so much. I’m one week in quitting smoking after 25 years of smoking. I’m still having horrible insomnia and mood swings and physical pain. I can’t handle hearing another person say that quitting smoking was so easy for them or that once you make it past those first three days you will feel better. It’s been 7 days and I’m not even a little bit better. I’m exhausted. Thank you for validating how difficult this is.

[@Krey01Tilano]

Same almost a month nicotine free but I'm experiencing insomia

[@KING-MUFFASA]

Im going through it now day 5 constant headaches

[@flyboycam3990]

I stopped smoking about 6 weeks ago and I think it’s more mental than anything I did have insomnia which I still deal with and sweating a lot in my sleep. The worst of all is the feeling I have of feeling like I’ll suffocating in particular after a meal. Also like my brain is saying I’m in pain when in actuality I’m not I think my brain is trying to balance itself back to normal. I’m rooting for everyone and remember you aren’t alone. Thank you for the informative video and god bless you all

[@Inpatientgardener]

I thought I was the only one I'm on 3 weeks and sometimes I'll eat and for no reason my anxiety spiked does that disappear

[@Foundprodigal]

I will go away and you will feel noticeable better. You'll be calmer, sleep better, and realize just how bad smoking was. Just don't give up.

[@flyboycam3990]

@@Foundprodigal I appreciate the encouragement yea I feel a million times better only regret I have is not doing it sooner

[@thegreatdeaf6251]

I’m on day 10 no nicotine.I feel great. But struggling a lot with anxiety. Like I can feel my entire body and everything feels so tight. Feeling my heartbeat pounding while the heart rate is normal is the worst feeling yet. I’m going strong, still refusing to intake any nicotine or vape. I wish everyone the best luck on quitting smoking or any addiction.

[@forestduffe5576]

Take kratom, 5grams and anxiety fades away. Green Malay is a good strain.

[@AdnanSami-jp1en]

same here. what's the update?

[@FroylanG]

Same here, update?

[@thegreatdeaf6251]

@@FroylanG Shy of 6 months free now. It gets easier as time goes on. Stay strong, the first month is the hardest. After that you’re almost free. The anxiety will go away and the cravings are non existent. The tightness and withdrawals are completely gone. I feel great and I’ll never smoke again.

[@Squidaniel]

@@thegreatdeaf6251 I needed to hear this so bad. I am 15 days in and the anxiety a d depression are ramped up. I am exercising a ton to try to off set it, but I am so looking forward to getting past the one month point. Thanks for the encouragement

[@milagroman75]

The “draw” of smoking is always what I was addicted to. I’ve abruptly stopped heavy habits several times and that’s the only thing I missed. Don’t think I’ve ever had withdrawals because I wasn’t aware withdrawals were a thing. A lot of addictive behaviors are psychosomatic. Obsessing over withdrawals and timelines can create symptoms that wouldn’t normally be there (precipitated anxiety). This is why AA failed me and quitting alone worked. Talking about booze all the time made me feel crazy. When I stayed away from alcohol and bars and took a vacation to the beach I stopped drinking and never looked back. Attended an AA meeting later and the cravings all came back. I don’t think I’m really saying much in this comment other than suggesting people to just pretend like withdrawals aren’t a thing (except alcohol and benzos because of health danger), and the real symptoms will manifest. Thinking about withdrawal all the time will cause symptoms you never would have normally had. Stay occupied.

[@tylerdietz7316]

This is true unless your a complete drug addict

[@slaves329.]

Mate I stopped reading after u said it's all in the mind, there's over 100 cymicals in cigarettes and while there leaving your body let's just say it ain't easy. Ur going to feel it.

[@kostivata7851]

Started smoking at 18. Smoked for 13 years and decided to quit Cold Turkey at the age of 30... 1 month since now been going through hell with nicotine withdrawal issues, anxiety and insomnia is the worst part but, i feel better now even though it needs time for the body to adjust to its normal levels and heal again. And i think that the physical symptoms of Nicotine withdrawal are phsycogenic. Wich means that you just have to be mentaly strong to overcome the consiquences. For some, are short time period, For others, may last a bit longer. (Depending on the person) Stay safe and quit smoking! 🚭

[@FarmergirlJess]

your helping me to understand my ex that was battling his demons with drugs and alcohol he died from a heart attack recently but i didn’t understand

[@malachai8049]

im currently going through nicotine withdrawl. i'm at the 34 hour mark. not pleasant at all.

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

Hold ice, walk on grass barefoot, shower... I do nic tablets and they helped.

[@malachai8049]

@@Exodus26.13Pi ill give some of them a shot. but im trying to avoid using anything that has nicotine or a replacement substance

[@EricBZink]

Distraction helps and even if you try the gum when needed can too

[@lowtierduster-7254]

@@malachai8049yes quit nicotine all together, gum, zyns, etc does not mean you’re quitting. just changing the way you ingest said addiction. cold turkey is the way my friend

[@verotaylor]

I've booked a stay at a clinic to quit smoking. Mind you I do NOT want to quit, but i must, and I can't put it off any more. And I am terrified. Glad you understand

[@maxron6514]

Do not be afraid. You can do it, too! Almost 11 months sober here. I also loved to smoke. Now definetly love to don`t, big time!

[@matthewmontague7937]

When I quit it was cold turkey. For a solid month it was unbearable. Chewing sugarless gum helped

[@ish3lly]

😢 appreciate your video.. you’re spot on with exactly… what I’m feeling with withdrawals from smoking… I’m on & off the patch right now.. it’s a little over a week I’m proud of myself I got his far I’ve been a smoker well over 10 years. The first few days were easier for me but after a week I’m feeling the urge. Thanks for making this video I’m going to continue to quit smoking… which is a struggle…just feel less alone

[@danicaacimovac6551]

It's not that bad. It's just a mindset. It"s up to you.

[@voteforhamsandwich1112]

I have quit ages ago. But watching this just to remember how hard it was to quit. Funny thing is, withdrawal itself does not even hurt.. there is nothing painful about it. And yet, the suffering is very high, and i cant explain why.

[@Oliverhikes11]

This is me. I keep saying I’m not an actual physical pain, nothing hurts. And yet I am in agony. It’s so weird. And I thought it would only last three days and I’m only on my second day. Here people are saying it can last for weeks.Da*n.

[@Blakeisgrateful29]

Attachment is tge issue attatchment is tge route of all suffering

[@tunje53]

I work out twice a day to cope...i usually would smoke when i drive but now that i dont whdn i drive i feel like im suffocating...the excercise really helps

[@lenakorz1992]

I’m about a month into quitting nicotine, but, mentally, it’s been a whole year! You really hit the nail on the head! 😮‍💨

[@TJCarter_426]

The worst part for me is the tight, anxiety inducing, blood pressure feeling. It’s just so weird and uncomfortable to feel your blood flowing, and your heart beating and palpitating randomly. I didn’t even realize it was the nicotine withdrawals causing it, and thought there was something very wrong with my heart.

[@motivatedthinker2940]

Relapsed a bit on cigars, moved out of Cali all the way to Idaho for school. Was smoking about 2 or 4 cigars in 5 or 6 days. Yeah I got introduced to menthol cigarettes in my beginning early 20s. Got hooked the next day, tobacco is one of those substances I regret doing. Think I’m starting to withdrawal right now, it ain’t that bad, I’m temporarily broke anyways, so hopefully that might help a bit. The thought of getting a pack of cigs once I move on college campus is starting to creep up on me though.

[@McLovin2567]

My dad is quitting cigarettes and he’s been very moody today I hope he can do what you did ❤

[@katieluscombe7354]

Praying for your dad that he quits and continues in his path. I'm just about to go for this journey myself after quitting weed a few months ago. Keep praying for him. I shall pray for him too 🙌

[@Oliverhikes11]

Perfect description. The struggle is real.

[@sergeymaslow9403]

Now I'm 6 days from my last cigarette. Have been smoking for 10 years. Stayin strong.

[@Yololololollol]

I vaped all day every day even at work for 10 years. I quit once with Chantix and relapsed. Second time I quit Cold Turkey and it actually worked much better. The physical withdrawals are NOT as bad as everyone makes it seem. Its totally doable. Anyone out there trying to quit - you can do it!!! Don’t listen to these sensationalized videos on KZbin.

[@JewessChrstnMystic]

literally everyone's biology is different and how their body reacts is dependent on the individual and their current health. you can speak for yourself when you downplay the symptoms but millions completely disagree with you and deal with awful physical symptoms.

[@Yololololollol]

@@JewessChrstnMystic it’s not downplaying, it’s positive encouragement - which is what everyone quitting nicotine needs. You must be on ur quit and quite irritate for a random negative comment, which is forgivable. Everyone is different but the basic biology of addiction is the same.

[@therealfunny-_6677]

He’s quitting cigarettes which is harder to quit than vaping

[@joeblogs-vx4ep]

I had no idea vapes had be on the market for that long I thought it only in the past five years they have been available

[@damnedisraeli9383]

My anxiety was terrible till day 8.

[@Foundprodigal]

I quite nicotine after very heavy use cold turkey. I felt, and I'm not exaggerating here, felt like I was going to die. I felt like my head was underwater, in a trance, extreme insomnia, and restlessness. I'm now almost half a year clean and I have no cravings. I'm telling you it's worth it to get off of it. I feel better in a way that's obvious. Just make it through three days and it gets easier and easier till you don't even want it anymore.

[@JadePlaatjies-c1k]

I'm telling you . I'm 4 months clean now . And my breathing is not good. Yes I used to be a heavy smoker. I just wish that my breathing could come right 😭🙏

[@katherinebaglio]

I'm quitting tomorrow I have to please put me in your prayers im having heart surgery on dec 1

[@johnsavage2673]

I hope everything went well for you and your surgery Katherine.

[@jungsikida]

How you doing?

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

Hope everything went well hope you quit nicotine ❤

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

Thanks for this ❤ day 8 without nicotine i thought there was something wrong with me constantly being anxious and angry.People saying that im bitching constantly intense cravings. i quit fentanyl,RC benzos, alcohol,crack, Suboxone, kratom,AP 237 ,odsmt,phenibut and now hopefully nicotine wish me luck!

[@matthewcooke3749]

I’ve been smokin 25 years and I said that’s it and tried going cold turkey.. I lasted a week and I swear to god I can completely agree.. I went insane

[@adamchirico7724]

Coffee and a cigarette in the morning was so hardnto break, i just focussed on eating chicken and veggies and getting bigger and stronger

[@tylerdietz7316]

I love how you explain your version of addiction you hit it on the nail with time stopping. The best part is it really does get better if the want to ease off

[@InvictusEternal]

3 weeks yesterday from dipping 2 tins a day. It’s honestly - everything is fucked - my sleep, my energy levels, my appetite. Unless things start feeling normal I might as well just go back to dipping because nothing is worse than this.

[@olamouchi5721]

I quit smoking one month ago and i was craving for a cigarette until i put in mind that actually i do love this feeling of craving and enjoy it. this mindset helped me a lot.

[@verotaylor]

How do you manage to like the craving? I'm going to quit in about a month and I'm terrified

[@olamouchi5721]

@verotaylor At first, when I was craving, all my thinking was about smoking or not, and imagining holding that cigarette and convincing myself not to do it. Then I realised if I shift my focus on that feeling itself, I kinda enjoyed it. When I say enjoy, I mean telling my mind "yeah give me more" 😬 while shewing a gum aggressively, but in a way, it was a funny experience. The worst thing that could happen is smoking again, so it is worth trying. In my experience, 3 or 4 days were enough to really quit smoking. I recommend start quitting at your free time.

[@verotaylor]

Thank you

[@Last-responder]

On day 5 of quitting smoking cigarettes after almost 20 years. Definitely have smokers flu- fever and night sweating, body aches, and headache. Starting to feel better slowly tho. Rode my work out bike without breathing issues yesterday for the first time. Smells are insane. Some grouchy moments but feeling better.

[@Bluemoonjellyfishh]

Love how honest you are 👍 brother! 🎉🎉🎉

[@iamthefiremanjj]

So much anger and anxiety when quitting

[@young9534]

Nicotine was the hardest for me to quit. But quitting caffeine gave me the worst withdrawal symptoms

[@GoneNForgotten]

Everytime ive stopped nicotine i get super intense cravings, pissed off, and i also dreamed about myself consuming in different ways, normally tho im good in a few days but i get cravings whether i stopped a day ago or 6 months ago

[@EricBZink]

The struggle is definitely real

[@oscar6832]

I believe you used the gum or some other nicotine replacement. Those make the cravings and withdrawal symptoms stay for as long as you are consuming nicotine.

[@Griffmode]

5 days into quitting . Vaped and smoked for the past 14 years. Shit is tough and I keep negotiating the inside my head to buy another vape sometime soon, but haven’t given into it yet . Wonder when the mind games will stop lol

[@Brazils_Establishment]

That's true. Nicotine is the strongest addiction. I'm trying to stop it for 24 years now. Once I stopped for 5 years then get back to the addiction. But I use it kinda automedication to get through sound torture. Each time a modafocka turn on the loudspeaker I'm forced to light a sigarette.

[@linuxdevops726]

I'm in the third month no nicotin and a constant headach , I can fee much better may be , but the first month was horrible and painful , I thought I'm losing my mind , but I'm alive and still breathing , honestly it worths the pain .

[@binaryxd4812]

what meds did u take for headache in first week ?

[@80sidd]

Drink water

[@TheHipHopVlog]

Currently quitting cold turkey. This has been one of the most fascinating moments of my life. Mentally, I am over vaping. I don't want to do this anymore. Physically, the withdraws are so intense. It's almost fascinating.

[@superman9693]

Yeah I agree. Cigarettes is my worst addiction. I was able to quit for 4 months in a 10 year active addiction. I have asthma and chronic cough and still can’t quit. Nicotine is truly horrible! I quit meth and a heavy kratom addiction, but I can’t imagine quitting smoking right now. I also wished I never started smoking. The wds is not as bad for me as it was for you, but I always go back and never stop craving..

[@walker707]

I quit Xanax and meth years before I quit smoking cigs. Quitting cigs was definitely harder but it was the best decision I’ve ever made

[@walker707]

You will feel SOOO good about yourself if you can do it

[@superman9693]

@@walker707 I haven’t smoked a cig for 8 months now :) Still addicted to Kratom though. It seems like I can’t be a 100% clean.

[@trowwzers5057]

I had to quit nicotine twice. The first time was while I was going through Benzo and Kratom withdrawals. I relapsed a month after and went to 6mg Zyns. I kept on seeing Feel Free tonics where I buy them and I relapsed on Kratom. I stopped Kratom without withdrawal. I quit Zyns CT because it tempted me to do Kratom. I’m on day 6. Most of the physical effects are gone but it’s mentally very difficult. I feel so irritable and I crave a Zyn badly. It’s nowhere as bad as Benzo withdrawal; but it definitely isn’t easy

[@FrankDeas]

Stopped vaping almost a week ago! The withdrawals been craaazy! Mood swings come out of no where & my appetite is through the roof! 😩but I’m still on the course! Still looking forward!!!

[@melanie4926]

I'm on day 10 off cigarettes and using nicotine replacement, gum and patches. My immune system is ramped up. I became nauseous on days 5 and 6. I'm guessing from the lack of dopamine hits after decades of smoking. I am a non smoker now. It's worth every bit of uncomfortable feelings I've had. It's nothing compared to other withdrawals I've battled.

[@user12-854sic]

I'm currently at the 9 hour mark, myself. You have to start somewhere, and I have wanted to quit for a long time. Atm, I am not worried about withdrawals at all. I have been headstrong about this for a long time, and today just felt like the day. I'm not saying it won't be difficult, but I know I can do this.

[@tenzinchime9934]

Hey i been off nicotine for almost the same time now ..about 13 days. How is it going for you? I don’t have much withdrawals except anxiety. Comes and goes.

[@elizedewinnaar7381]

I am smoking for 44 years now I'm battling I only get to 17 hours the I run back I really feel like a looser I pray for willpower but then my faith isn't strong enough

[@matthewmontague7937]

Show this video to grade school, Jr high, and high school

[@symonym7]

Also a former alcoholic and nicotine withdrawal is far, far worse. My alcohol withdrawal may have required medical supervision, but after a week I felt f*cking amazing and never looked back. Nicotine? I've been nicotine free for months and I've still got brain fog and a daily knot in my stomach. I believe cold turkey fails for most people because they severely underestimate the extent of the physical addiction and how long it's going to take for it to fade away.

[@rubarbcrumble5359]

After patches, hypnotherapy, etc I woke up one morning 16 years ago coughing my lungs up and quit on the spot. However, I do have a very strong constitution.

[@Gnome_Ramone]

I quit smoking with jolly ranchers

[@junhokoh8877]

is it possible to quit nicotine while you are playing golf seriously

[@thechozzman1797]

i quit last year for three months and it was hell, every now and then this year ill throw away my vape and say never again just to grab it out the trash the next morning like a nicotine fiend, it really sucks

[@adamchirico7724]

Its a hard curve to get around but its so worth it, i use to chain smoke until i got sick, soemtimes i would have a headache all day long

[@xxcelr8rs]

Not hard. The industry wants you to believe it is near impossible. OK, it is a change of habit. Very well said. Time stops here and there. My lungs hurt. Do or die time.

[@JadePlaatjies-c1k]

I'm still struggling to breathe after 4 months of quitting cigarettes

[@hof5943]

I quit nicotine cold turkey and the worst was heart palpitations, dizziness, eye strain and insomnia.

[@devilsoffspring5519]

Wearing the patch to lay off smoking myself. Nicotine withdrawal is an absolute bitch. The patch greatly reduces the number of butts because it's fairly easy to not smoke out of sheer chronic habit. Problem is you still have to quit the patch--and the restlessness and RAGE are unreal.

[@SDT808]

I haven’t had many physical withdrawals from nicotine but this mental attacks are horrible. I’m fine one moment and then boom depression and anxiety hit me like crazy. I’m only 4 days sober but it’s so crazy. I just wanna feel normal again.

[@tenzinchime9934]

How are you feeling now ?

[@SDT808]

@ update I feel normal again ! I had a month where I was really down but after that it went away ! I can finally live life without the need of any drugs ! It’s actually so crazy how far I’ve come. It’s been 4 months since I’ve been sober from nic and weed !

[@tenzinchime9934]

@@SDT808 I’m happy for you man and thanks for the update.

[@samgott8689]

I mean, I’m prone to anxiety, so for me it was basically like 3 days of a tight feeling in my chest and the ability to Hulk out at the slightest thing…and then I was pretty much cool. I’m a firm believer in “the three day hump”.

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

I'm definitely not been 8 days starting to feel better 🤷 maybe its because I've used nicotine for so long

[@samgott8689]

@@IanJohnson-j3c You’ll feel better tomorrow. Just keep saying that and you’ll be super cool before you know it. Promise.

[@samgott8689]

@@IanJohnson-j3c PS: what I mean by the three day hump is sure, maybe you won’t feel 100% (even though you’ve not really been at 100% all this time anyway), but by three days the idea that you’re actually going to do this sets in. Fuck that: you actually ARE doing it. Putting together three days when I couldn’t imagine three hours was huge and a point of no going back. I’m not going to downplay the physical aspects of withdrawal, but sometimes you just gotta feel like shit whether you want to or not: the fight is won or lost in the mind. If you put three days together, there’s zero reason not to push for three more, three weeks, three months, three years, so on and so forth.

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

@@samgott8689 absolutely!won't stop pushing

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

@@samgott8689 alright well thank you seems to be getting better for sure!

[@fettuccinitortellini5830]

i feel so bad for y’all struggling this hard. vaped for 4 years 50mg - 55mg salt nic and my withdrawal symptoms have been nothing more than cravings and constipation. been about a week now and i still havent shit but but the cravings are gone now. god bless all of you you will make it through. i wonder if quitting is less difficult for me bc i never smoked cigarettes and only vaped? need science to do its thing

[@TJCarter_426]

I’ve been mostly vaping for the past 13 years, and had a couple of weeks recently where I was completely broke and in between jobs, and couldn’t afford to buy a vape. Six days went by and I felt nothing but anxiety and irritability. Around day 8 though I started feeling tightness, very bad anxiety, insomnia, blood pressure jolts, random heart palpitations, and couldn’t concentrate on anything. So yeah, I don’t think there is much of a difference. Vape withdrawals might be worse tbh idk.

[@adriandelacruz9970]

Try benzo and psych drug withdrawal

[@michaelvo966]

After smoked for 40 years... I finely make up my mind to quit after 7 days.. I am telling you Horrible Insomnia can't sleep keep laying there my eyes shut but mind keep on wondering, sweating quite a bit keep body on turnning... During day swings unbalance.. wonder how long it will take get back to normal???

[@ashtynfarmer]

Expect the sweaty nights. So uncomfy, but you'll get through them. Stay hydrated. Insomnia is one of the worst parts of the withdrawal, the only time your brain doesn't want you to feel empty is when you're trying to rest. Best of luck to you.

[@jasonstillson5635]

Tomorrow I’m dropping the vape yesterday I quit smoking weed and drinking yesterday I’m tired of fucking up my life and being unhappy

[@maestrogeicho]

Hot take nicotine doesn't even have much of a physical withdrawal. Most of the symptoms are also things you experience from constant vaping anyway. It's the mental and emotional attachment that is the hardest to get through.

[@nisnocky]

I've been smoking one and a half pack a day for the last 7 years and now I'm almost 48 hours without nicotine, I heard people saying that the worst is between day 3 to 5, and if it's gonna be worse than this, i don't think i can handle it! Seems like i'm in hell and there's no way out, i wanna have a drink so bad to relax a little bit, but i know it will make things worse

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

Don't drink!!!

[@coxx2807]

I haven’t smoked for 9 months almost. I still crave cigarettes but it’s easier to resist the urge.

[@Maconviking]

Go cold turkey it’s the only way. It does work, don’t be weak.

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

It works but I think it depends on the person and can be situational not everyone has the same journey but we all have the same destination when it comes to addiction and recovery I ctd myself now on day 8 wouldn't fault a single person for not doing ct.do what works for you!❤️🙂

[@agntsmth94]

Just keep getting back on the wagon, took me like four or five tries at cold turkey before it stuck. It was hard, but it got easier each time because I knew what was coming.

[@martinhommel3420]

I dont get angry from withdrawal but anxious. I think angry is better though because people forgive it easiert ironically. Like when your anxious, you cant apologize for being a wimp, but you can always apologize for being an asshole.

[@GhostTacos1975]

I chewed tobacco for over 20 years when I quit the 1st month was hell.

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

Ya some people say 3 days 😮 not for me although after 8 days in I'm starting to feel better that sounds more relastic as hump than 3 days but maybe that's just me🤷

[@sseed8889]

I’m wondering if you could give me advice on getting another Xanax prescription. I was on it for a while taking it as needed and then the dr cut me off and it’s super hard to get it. I’m thinking I’m going to sign up with mental health in my area but don’t know how to go about it without making it seem like I’m drug seeking because I do have very bad attacks and it’s messing with my life. Sorry this doesn’t have anything to do with this video but your channel has been very helpful and any suggestions would be appreciated

[@motivatedthinker2940]

Don’t know how to explain but when you got PTSD combined with nicotine/tobacco it’s like lighting gasoline on fire.

[@laurajayne3701]

I quit vaping today. I’m an alcoholic and quitting alcohol was a walk in the park compared to nicotine. I’m in hell

[@EricBZink]

Facts and props to you

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

Tablets seem to help me... feel good. IDK!

[@EricBZink]

After all this time I definitely feel better

[@julieLOVESCHRIST]

I’m literally trying to quit now. I got the gum..

[@EricBZink]

You can do this! The struggle is real but so worth it!

[@encycooper]

how was the gum? Ive been on the gum over two years and the gum is just as bad as smoking once you get to a certain age. Things like diabetes and COPD start showing up.

[@TK-sz6nj]

The way you relate to cocaine vs adderall, is the way i percieve cigarettes to nicorette. They have similarities, but one is destructive while the other takes care of the itch and isnt destructive

[@georgihristov5129]

And how are you now , s moking again

[@IanJohnson-j3c]

I dunno I could think of some ways atleast abusing Adderall could be destructive

[@lazarus8011]

I was so emotional during withdrawal felt like I was goings nutts

[@junhokoh8877]

now I am addicted to nicotine gum

[@bossinwhips7641]

I use nicotine gum for adhd it helps a lot what should I do?

[@EricBZink]

Tapering can help

[@Talks_2much]

Im at 20 hours no nic. I am going through it right now

[@meli_mellll995]

How are you doing?

[@kylesweeney7294]

why the fuck are cigarettes still legal when the have no benefit and so many people are suffering from an addiction that they have unlimited access to? currently quitting nicotine and am angered by how easy it is to satisfy this unhealthy commitment of inhaling poison at every gas station, smoke shop, participating coworker, etc. society needs to rewrite its standards on nicotine. thank you eric for the video its extremely helpful to live through your telling of quitting nic experience. ps.. should we start more intensely shaming people for their smoking habit (even strangers)? Because this was a major motivator that help me give it up

[@CuriousCattery]

You could ask the same regarding processed food.

[@charlieo3606]

Very Good

[@joeblogs-vx4ep]

Was nicotine so hard for you to come off because you used it to help you quit cocaine and alcohol ?

[@matthewmontague7937]

He's right, worse than other additions

[@hnancyhoekstra9635]

I should have this ugly stink, and thinking about picking cigarettes up again and smoking nobody would know you know no you’re doing yourself this favor by doing that my brother died cancer. My mom died cancer. My dad died cancer my uncle he died of COPD my decision to back my body breathing it in or am I gonna Keep going drinking six energy drinks, smoking three packs of cigarettes a day giving up on life together stronger than addiction turkey I’m not going to half step I will be smoke free

[@xy4859]

Good luck getting off the nicotine supplements....took me 7 years.....😂

[@patrickmiller4877]

your pumping fear in to people so sad

[@willtrap4food698]

Yeah its true, but I quit for the second time 10 days ago and I had a lot of severe withdrawal symptoms. I was scared because I didn't know what was happening to me. Listening to this dude now I would've been less scared it I knew it was going to be that bad second time around.