Why Tobacco Naturally Makes Addictive Poison

[@northernbohemian]

This is a great video and I'm looking forward to the others. My father was a five pack a day man. He said that cigarettes changed in the early 1970s and he stopped enjoying it. He kicked it in the early 80s, but died at age 53 in 1989. I enjoy smoking cigars and LOVE smoking pipes. The amount of nicotine varies a lot, depending on how the leaf was cured. I can smoke up to three cigars or five pipes a day, but not more than that. I also can just drop it for weeks or months without any consequence, so I'm not addicted. It's that way with the vast majority of pipe and cigar smokers. It's a nice hobby and safer than wine or scotch with similar attributes (color, flavor range and complexity, availability, cellering, literature, conventions, etc . . .) I grow tobacco in my southern Wisconsin garden and encourage people to do that. It's a beautiful plant that is easy to grow. Mine get to about six feet. Gorgeous pink flowers come in late July and attract lots of hummingbirds and butterflies. If you're a gardener, you could save the leaves and seeds to make your own insecticide for the following year. The seeds are really small, about half the size of poppy seeds, and each plant will yield more than 250,000 seeds. Some people will beat me up because they equate cigarettes with pipes and cigars. That's like comparing a heroin addict to someone who takes aspirin every day. Unless you've been there, your opinion counts for nothing. Try a premium cigar or hookah, then a cigarette or two the next day, and tell me I'm wrong.

[@niveshproag8660]

+Northern Bohemian I love how you use poppy seeds as a measure of size to compare with tobacco like we all know the size of a poppy seed.

[@northernbohemian]

Nivesh Proag I apologize for your ignorance. Just as an aside, do you know the days of the week? Or the alphabet? Just wondering.

[@niveshproag8660]

Northern Bohemian Why you gotta be so rude...

[@northernbohemian]

Nivesh Proag Let's get this straight - I leave an extended comment, to which you respond with insolent pride in your ignorance regarding something as ubiquitous as a poppy seed. And that makes ME rude. Whew-eeeee.

[@niveshproag8660]

Northern Bohemian sorry :/ I really didn't know poppy seed was something so common. Then you made fun of me for not knowing.

[@Nguagemaster]

I think a series on coffee would be cool

[@TheSliderBy]

I agree

[@DNewsPlus]

+Captain Fox We can look into that! :D

[@cortster12]

+DNews Plus Yeah, explain why some people cannot stand it and others cannot NOT drink it. I for one am a 'super taster', so many things that others don't think is bitter is extremely bitter to me, which means coffee is so bitter that I gag. I cannot get used to it no matter the amount of sugar or milk. Heck, even fraps are almost too bitter.

[@dee5298]

+DNews Plus coffee.....plz

[@greenbun]

I concur! ☕️👌🏼

[@cadis4054]

Does Masturbation have nicotine???

[@cornilasilkhusk5762]

Yes

[@unknowjd]

@Jiu Jitsu Dweeb nothing is gay as long as a guy isn't involved in a sexual ik its mostly a joke but just for those that dont kn

[@Dzeroed]

This is one of the most interesting things I have watched in months. Awesomeness.

[@Nusma]

+Stefan Buchala Indeed. Watching him talk about stars and galaxies is nice and all but that knowledge is quite distant and rarely useful. Topics like tobacco on the other hand can be encountered way more often.

[@JinnYoungKim]

No

[@tehz4x0r1]

I watched this, whilst smoking a pipe and relaxing as I Occasionally do to unwind. I do many things that are very good for my body, low meat diet, I drink kombucha to help liver function, exercise, eat very little processed sugar, etc... however I very much enjoy the relaxation, and contemplation that I get while enjoying an occasional bowl of tobacco. That breathing technique and the focus you must have on the task of smoking a pipe is zen-like for me. I feel I’m quite likely to be hit by a car while riding my bicycle, getting a concussion while snowboarding, get food poisoning from a restaurant, or accidentally cutting an extremity off while wood working... all behaviors have some risk to your body, so be sure to remember, all things in moderation, with precautions noted

[@stevenfoulger6066]

I know this is an old comment, but people have to realize that people should be paying far more attention to the all of the sugar and processed foods (which are regularly sprayed with pesticides and herbicides btw) than pipe tobacco. Cigarettes, which have over 100 chemicals added to them, 69 are carcinogenic, are a totally different animal. It's generally the chemicals that have been added to cigarettes that people are addicted to than the nicotine. Very few pipe smokers are addicted. Nicotine also has shown recently to have a positive side as it has shown to inhibit the penetration and spread of Covid and have a prophylactic effect, though I'm not endorsing it.

[@operationandy]

Weird I get the exact opposite. I get energy , focus , typically do a workout and schoolwork after my cigars

[@thebluedan]

Smoke a corncob pipe while watching…. Just started smacking a pipe a few months ago… it’s great 👍🏼

[@StadiumArcadium1234]

"Deadly Nightshade, it's poisonous ..." I'm glad he cleared that up for me.

[@MrStickyIggy]

the fruit is kind of a seed head, that will dry out like a poppy. the seeds are tiny little brown specks.

[@abz817]

Rusty Shackleford Dale?

[@kingjames4886]

THANK YOU! someone isn't an idiot.

[@Juan-ph4uq]

I think you guys should number each episode. It was annoying having to listen the first 30 seconds to know what episode it was. Something like Tobacco, episode 1. Just a suggestion to make it easier for us to know which one goes first.

[@DNewsPlus]

+Juan T We have it at the top of the description! :D

[@Juan-ph4uq]

+DNews Plus Oh, thanks, I never check the description. I will from now on. I just had trouble with figuring out some of the previous series, but that will make it easier. lol, Thanks again. and thanks for replying so quickly. I didn't expect a reply.

[@TheGamingAlienTV]

+DNews Plus Would be great to have a little number in the thumbnail so it's much easier :)

[@shortmoviesbycalum]

Juan T I

[@Mybwain]

Science Plus or just put it in the title would be good

[@ryantyler4890]

reciting a wikipedia page doesn't make this science

[@dieselguitar1440]

Most of the facts presented are the result of scientific research. There's no new research presented here, but it is a form of scientific information.

[@jasonlovi8745]

So reading a science book isn’t science either?

[@vazhaabdu4529]

you must be a fantano fan lmao

[@jacobclegg1507]

I died laughing when he said " they literally blow smoke up your ass"

[@unlabuntenga]

He didn't explain why. I would appreciate elaboration on how an enema affects drowning.

[@captainredbeard261]

It's funny to listen to you verbally tiptoe between the "I'm an adult I can do what I want" and "cigarettes should be illegal" camps.

[@therollingreviewer6379]

He's a coward that's why

[@DManLewis1]

7:26 ... I was eating ... Then you ruined it man. LOL 😂

[@Lapis_and_Lazuli]

Tobacco provides lucidity to me when I’m using plant medicine. It also contains MAOIs which can affect your mood and mellow you out in the right setting.

[@thevisi0naryy]

(Take me with a grain of salt im only psych student as of yet). I have a theory for a disorder that I call "trained dopamine dysfunction". It involves things that people are aware of but I dont think understand the significance of. There are a lot of different factors but ill be more specific to the video. Through different types of dependence on varying things, you are in a sense training your dopamine system to only be stable when the external stimulus is present. Take the stimulus away, you get a dopamine imbalance, and in turn spikes and dips in energy. Again, this is understood as a thing with cigarettes, but I dont think the idea of dopamine conditioning as a disorder is widely accepted or given much attention. So the take away of this for anyone trying to quit smoking, the #1 thing to restore dopamine balance in your brain is exercise / abstinence, then more exercise and more abstinence from nicotine. The exercise is extremely important, it will help your body learn to produce a normal/adequate amount of dopamine on its own. Abstinence over time helps your body forget nicotine dependent dopamine pattern. Now if you want to get a little more theoretical with it, I believe dopamine has a type of memory to it. What this means is that the more times you quit smoking, the better you will get at it, because the body will stop recognizing the lack of constant nicotine as unfamiliar and uncomfortable.

[@unlabuntenga]

Your definitely on to something. You should submit that as your doctoral dissertation.

[@thevisi0naryy]

unlabuntenga Thanks!

[@bok..]

This is the case and we see it with amphetamine addiction where the release of dopamine is exponentially greater. The body always tries to return to homeostasis eventually as you keep agonising these receptors (dopamine d2_ they become accustomed to this constant stimulation. This is seen in all addiction, the brain becomes conditioned to this constant release of dopamine. The addiction more or less comes with the elevated state and physiological effects; the brain craves this stimulation, making it believe this is what is normal. The same is seen with GABAnergic substances such as benzodiazepines, ethanol, and gabapentinoids. The brain gets used to running in a depressed state, when you stop taking the substance the brain becomes overstimulated.

[@sylviequirin2371]

woah what a really true fact ive always did the same exercise ,a sort of balance ,intake one day for two days rest to train the body and brain to gbe optimist,anyway every alkaloid you take never take every day,that the point to never be addicted ,first time i see someone else has the same point of view, you are really good,many thanks for the facts

[@bobbyharper8710]

The way the nicotine poison works is the bugs get run over going to the Quick Stop in the middle of the night for a pack of smokes.

[@elonmust7470]

Hahahahahahahaha

[@StefanTravis]

"Defensive Halitosis". I'm going to find _some_ way to work that phrase into a conversation today.

[@mastersandboxer9082]

I named my dog that. We call her holly for short

[@movement2contact]

+MasterSandBoxer lulz

[@colts9999991]

Next time someone says you have bad breath say its your defense mechanism

[@wompasdub]

I'll warn you, it's not a very good defense my bearded dragon loved eating tobacco horn worms and she died of old age.

[@grainnemckeown1681]

KZbin advertisements nailed this one...I got an add for quitting smoking.

[@amistry605]

i got cancer treatment centers of America

[@Mr_Makina]

I got shite all

[@mclyker]

Nicotine by itself isn't anything much different than caffeine. Its really the tar, added chemicals, and carcinogens in cigarettes and candied chews that are harmful . Pipes, Cigars, snuff, and natural chews are not harmful.

[@Ramt33n]

one more vote for cannabis here

[@Brsrafal]

Ramteen legalize it

[@daniellevi4503]

Aryan Alliance MN smoke and relax

[@antton9623]

Smoking weed doesn't make you a druggy. Do we sell our asses for weed? No. Also alcohol is a lot more dangerous and addictive, so why are alcoholics not treared as druggies?

[@getzlaff80]

ThatXoneXguy your parents really brainwashed you didn't they I'm sorry

[@antton9623]

Elijah Getzlaff It could have also been his/her government. We should blame the parents without evidence even though it is really possible.

[@partmosemataruse8989]

Tobbacco seeds are only left to develop if its for breeding purposes, for production the plant is clipped to stop it from increasing in height, this disrupts apical growth.. in turn increasing lateral growth and increase in leaf size.

[@paulmedeiros8567]

Brilliant approach! I stopped smoking 1.5 years ago and I was able to do that by essentially understanding these very facts. It's all in one's head. On another note, I would love to see a coffee episode modelled in the same structure as this one about tobacco.

[@Lapis_and_Lazuli]

“It’s all in one’s head” Yeah and heart attack is all in one’s heart. Doesn’t make it any less valid of a struggle for some..

[@AngelaMStovall]

Just started watching you and I love your videos, how you organize your work, and the fact that it is part of a series. Awesome work! Have quit tobacco many times looking forward to this series came at a perfect time for me thanks!

[@rmeddy]

Vape naysh y'all

[@WhiteyInBisnes]

H3H3?

[@mastersandboxer9082]

V/\ VapeNation V/\

[@XFry333X]

ITS HEALTHY AND NATURAL

[@orhan1149]

go green

[@johnbricejr8409]

WOW! That's quite a claim because A: it doesn't and B: It's NOT healthy nor is it natural Felipe :p Sorry to bust your bubbles.

[@a_case_study]

BOTANY!!!! Yes thank you! Please do more botany shows!! I love your shows. I think you should look up ethnobotany, its how plants effect the cultures that use them. You could also do a series about fungi, then you can do one about lichen and how it is a symbiotic relationship between fungi and algae!

[@theswagmaster3753]

I eat tobacco fruit all of the time, in fact i swiched from vaping to eating tabaco fruit it's such a good buzz

[@samwell707]

tobacco seeds are very very small. when i lived in Belize my neighbor had true Cuban tobacco plants and gave me the seeds, i moved 40 miles north into Mexico and not a single seed would grow. but there was native tobacco there, subspecies rustica, which when brought back to the states did not grow! As far as fruits they were just small green seed pods. the flowers were beautiful little pink trumpets. I wish i never started smoking. very addictive. i think over the last 9 yrs i went two whole months of not smoking.

[@dee5298]

Sorry I'm spamming your video but you are being very level and honest on a subject people usually choose to be biased about. Thank you. I quit smoking 5 years ago and analyzed my various effects and withdrawal symptoms. The biggest withdrawal symptom was that I felt cognitively slow and could not do any complicated tasks for a couple months.

[@Dolmio24]

I'm a cigar smoker, I smoke big cigars somewhat infrequently and smaller cigars semi frequently. While I enjoy them and I do sometimes get in the mood where I want one I can't say that I feel addicted to them in anyway, I only smoke when the warmer weather comes here in the UK which is about 4-5 months and I can go quite easily half a year or longer without one. I think there is a huge difference between premium cigars and pipe tobaccos compared to normal cigarettes. I would be very interested in a study comparing frequent/infrequent pipe and cigar smokers with that of normal cigarette smokers conducted over a long period of time. I personally don't drink alcohol which I consider to be one of the worlds most harmful drugs. I understand there are potential dangers with smoking however in moderation I believe a person will be fine, your probably doing less damage smoking a cigar in the countryside for an hour than breathing in city air for a day. If I wanted to live in a completely safe world I would check into a high security prison where I will be under 24/7 armed protection, have set meals, bedtimes and bath times all year round, in an environment where pointy objects are restricted so I don't hurt myself or others.

[@SarahEAllen3000]

Nicotiana is sold as an annual flower at the plant nursery where I work! The flowers smell very fragrant and come in deep purple and chartreuse. Hummingbirds are attracted and fed by them! Excellent "flowering tobacco"

[@AlainCarAudioManiac]

Cannabis NEXT please!

[@eozXbsy]

+Drakilicious it's overdone because it's still illegal without fair reason

[@meatystew5088]

Drakilicious I agree, I'm so sick of hearing about it

[@DAYBROK3]

eozXbsy there is less reason then tobacco

[@NoThanksnothanks]

This is exactly what I need. I'm going to start smoking right away!

[@ToxicVaccines_HivHoax]

It is not just the nicotine that is harmful to the health. What is really harmful are the countless pesticides that are sprayed on the tobacco plant in mass production commercial farming. A smoker is breathing in A LOT more nasties than just nicotine... If I was a smoker I would grow my own tobacco, or buy reliable certified organic tobacco grown without pesticides.

[@petrosspetrosgali]

so why is it the case that I was addicted to cigarettes for over 20 years. a few months after I quit I started smoking a pipe. I smoke it 2 or 3 times a week. sometimes I'll go a week or 2 without smoking. I do believe nicotine is very lightly addictive (addicting is not a word) if addictive at all and it's the added chemicals used to make the paper that is smoked instead of tobacco in cigarettes. there is little to no actual tobacco in cigarettes.

[@bradskurt5334]

addictive is the word, it is the exact word, it is the correct one.

[@James-iw4fz]

+Brad T he did say addicting isn't a word not addictive.

[@GordonGarvey]

barnacle pete some people don't get the effects of certain medication, this is especially true for psychiatric medication. Since nicotine is chemical that affects the brain it follows that the same is true, it's highly dependent on the individual. I was smoking for three months, don't know if that's long enough but I've given up solely because it's just too expensive in my country (12 fucking Euro per pack).

[@TN-ju4ro]

Thats true its the same as gmo food cigarette tobacco is small dried out flakes with almost no colour yet every other form of tobacco is much darker same shit as mcdonalds theres still a small part of real food in there but its mostly gmo’d the fuck out so people get addicted to it easier

[@r3sistxwampa685]

I grow tabako already for 4 years in my garden and i have never seen a fruit xD

[@john_hunter_]

I'm expecting to see a lot of vape nation comments on this video

[@NickDeBusk]

lol, vapers are coming.

[@movement2contact]

and i still haven't figured out what "vape nation" is exactly...

[@zertilus]

+movement2contact It's from a recent video h3h3 productions put out, search VAPE NATION, you'll find it

[@fireboys2010]

I have one tobacco plant and its self propagation so i started with one plant than it made seeds by its self, And now i have over 1000 seeds and over 2 plants the tobacco that i made is a savanah strain and its really good if I smoke it out of a pipe

[@AgnosticFonts00]

vaping while watching this. Quit cigs on Dec 31 of last year. Smoke-free since then.

[@tffury2007attack]

I smoke and would love to quit but it's hard. I've tried medications, the patch and the gum but it's just not the same. I know the health risks but it's so addictive and it works so well in dealing with stress and other "benefits" that it makes it that much harder. Unfortunately there isn't a 50/50 with it as far as bad health risks. The damage does not out way the benefits. With that being said even though cigarettes are bad there are many factors that go into whether you develop a disease as a result from smoking or not. Genetics and pre existing conditions are just a few. My advice is don't start smoking. I started at the age of 20 after I joined the Army and I wish I hadn't. But it's done now so all I can hope is that either I quit or I beat the odds and don't succumb to its ill effects. Good luck to all those of you who smoke and I wish you luck in quitting or good health.

[@mikelitoris2330]

Why don't you try vaping? that's how i quit. You can do it! 🚭

[@drrree]

+Michael Adams I copped emphysema but I still smoke

[@spqrd13]

Cigars, pipes, vape.. try any of these. They're all better and more enjoyable than smoking cigarettes

[@janeannoriginals978]

Michael Adams read the Easy Way to Quit Smoking. It opens your eyes to what is happening worth the addiction

[@stevenpenner9604]

Wondering why you wouldn't dive into the medicinal uses( organic obviously) some countries are still using it as a medicine

[@josephdidonato807]

Quit 2 years ago. Very happy with that choice. But my one complaint is that I still feel foggy, which I guess is from the lack of acetylcholine.

[@thistlosopher]

I've had tobacco seeds, I found them in a desk in my old high school they were tiny and I didn't have luck germinating them because they were 30 years old. It came with instructions for growing them and they had a high chance of sprouting albino plants. I haven't seen or had the fruit yet but plan to grow some acclimated tobacco soon, are other subspecies of nicotania used like tobacco?

[@SyedSZaidi-qe2qf]

I'm a plant biologist and I regularly grow tobacco in our green house for experimental purposes. I love tobacco because 1. it is easiest plant to genetically modify and study interesting stuff, thats why you find a lot of scientific literature on tobacco. 2. it is excellent host for plant viruses, actually first virus to be discovered was tobacco mosaic virus, so we can study plant virology very efficiently; and 3. by definition it produces fruits but these are actually seed pods, giving out a lot of seeds.

[@LemonJackRazer]

I just quit buying packs 16 days ago now

[@yakilover]

giacchina good job 👍

[@serenaally]

giacchina good job bruh!

[@Arthurgoldlizard]

U will start again bitch

[@Arthurgoldlizard]

jake thomas just cos ur a bitch doesnt mean everyone else is

[@Vidrack]

Just stay away from liquor lol. That's how I got hooked again

[@pd1jdw630]

liquid nicotine was used in greenhouses to kill bugs , it was heated like the oil aroma lamps you see with the little thee candles. but that ended around the year 1900 give ore take a few decades.

[@aden5706]

I was smoking a cigarette while watching this. I feel damn proud.

[@icedcoffee8561]

Glad they're taking this unique approach on the topic!

[@wompasdub]

I'm a heavy smoker for 16 years now, worst mistake I've made was starting to smoke don't do it kids. The main reason smoker's continue to smoke is the withdrawal.

[@NuclearRoll]

I really like the visual topic and the whole format of this video, really good for presentations like this, hopefully this style spreads.

[@chilledclarity2302]

Can we get a series on drugs. everything from something as mild as caffeine to something as severe as meth. I'd like to see cannabis in there too mainly because there are more then enough miss conceptions about it and I think more people need to be properly informed.

[@chilledclarity2302]

forgot the question marks..

[@jorgepiza2040]

El mejor test tube que he escuchado. Gracias Trace

[@RHACOREBERS]

I would love to see an episode about cannabis.

[@TimatorA]

A series on Cannabis would be good!

[@TonyLewisOKR]

His hairline is distracting me

[@albertwesker744]

denial.

[@TonyLewisOKR]

Albert Wesker what?

[@lexkeach5726]

He's beautiful, and his hair is precious. I can see how it could be "distracting." ;D

[@TheBikemaster94]

it's advertising "M" for McDonald's 😅

[@luiscampos9786]

his hairline been thru hell n back😂

[@FatBoy42069]

tobacco seeds are super tinny and brown thats about it they look a lot like tomato seeds. It's also a pain to grow you've got to water them a ton at the start of their growth.

[@competetodefeat4610]

There's been at least one study that demonstrates that nicotine alone is only mildly addictive and that it is a naturally occurring MAOI in tobacco which magnifies the addictive qualities which makes smoking and other direct tobacco consumption so addictive. Physiologically nicotine itself is quite similar to caffeine. Even chemically the molecules are similar and in nature caffeine would appear to server the same purpose, a natural pest deterrent. Point being that nicotine itself is not incredibly dangerous and it appears that it also, on it's own, is not terribly addictive.

[@Scorch1028]

I’ve never seen any ads (made after 1980) saying that tobacco was safe. I’ve only seen ads saying that tobacco is dangerous.

[@captainredbeard261]

TOBACCO IS A COUSIN OF NIGHTSHADE. I actually had no clue but BIG FUCKING SURPRISE. That whole family is insane.

[@amjp905]

way better topic than the one before

[@joshdavies9055]

Smoked for 7 years and for awhile smoked a pack a day. I quit cold turkey haven't craved a cigarette for a year and a half. Although I smoke a briar pipe now and then which is a good medium. I might smoke a bowl every couple weeks or so. But I don't really crave it I go months without even thinking about pipe smoking.

[@devoutzombe]

I like how you guys switched it up

[@NikesZ28]

I would love to know who started it all. Who was the one that thought lighting a plant on fire and breathing in its smoke was a good idea!?

[@Alexxxxir]

The first Indians Columbus encountered?

[@sunriseboy6435]

You also should consider vanity, conceit, lust, greed, theft etc. They poison peoples hearts way more than smoking.

[@aboodz]

Awesome & very informative video. Thanks DNews and Trace

[@michaelwagner4893]

Why don’t we put nicotine in soft drinks like caffeine?

[@gordonunderwood5870]

tobacco also contains an Mao inhibitor that many researchers believe when combined with nicotine makes it irresistible if you have ever tried vaping you probably noticed it didn't do the same thing as a cigarette

[@natemueller3051]

Tobacco has the smallest seed of any plant. I visited a tobacco farm and he said that he can keep all of his seeds for over 100 acres in a pill bottle. Of course, he gets seedlings because the seed is so small and fragile though

[@joegillian314]

Nicotine is also an immuno-suppressant; it does this by lowing your white blood cell count. I do not know what the mechanism behind this effect is. This is probably why it's carcinogenic, since cancer is, in essence, a failure of the immune system.

[@Gamerfanize]

Joe Gillian nicotine doesn’t cause cancer

[@joegillian314]

It's because it's got a naturally occurring MAOI (can't remember if A or B or both, or how strongly it inhibits), and nicotine is only addictive when co-administered with MAOIs. I heard about this years ago.

[@knotyoutube2056]

There is nicotine therapy for a few different gastrointestinal ailments. I have met a few older people that were told to chew tobacco for their stomach problems since childhood. It would more likely be a patch therapy for IBS today.

[@gardnerwebb3749]

Smoking doesn’t only mean cigarettes or vaping. There’s also pipe smoking where you shouldn’t inhale. How does pipe smoking effect the human body? Does it do it in the same way but in a different manner because your not getting the same amount of nicotine as other ingesting types? How does nicotine cause diabetes? Very informative video thanks may your ember stay lit!

[@captainredbeard261]

2:08 I've never seen or tried one but after some minor googling I found some images of little berry-sized things that look like tiny green tomatoes. That's what the fruit of a potato plant looks like too, so since the three are related I bet that's what tobacco fruit looks like too. Also side note, potato fruit is super toxic (like it doesn't kill you right away but if you eat a bunch over a long period of time it can ruin you) if memory serves, and I imagine tobacco fruit is too but probably more so or even straight up poisonous if I had to guess.

[@ryancentnarowicz]

I been told by many people that they add extra chemicals to cigarettes which makes them more addicting than smoking more natural types of Tobacco like Cigars or Pipes. Is that true?

[@Kylebrigance]

Yes it is

[@cortlanddaily726]

Look into toluene. It's one of the approved additives for cigarettes...

[@Emorkia]

My grandfather smoked like a chimney and he had 5 joint replacements

[@depressedtrashpanda4827]

tobacco fruit tastes like an ashtray

[@PaleGhost69]

Why did you eat an ashtray?

[@ldbrooks317]

+PaleGhost69 That's the real question

[@rock0head132]

+PaleGhost69 when i smoked i used to dig in ashtrays for butts when i ran out. so i kind of tasted ashtrays before. It's just gross now that i think about it.

[@Silahtar357]

sirati97 The tray (box with open top) that is used to discard ash from cigars, pipes and cigarettes.

[@xReversECSGO]

Im sure its worse

[@LawatheMEid]

That is the first time that i heard this sound-channel .. because i`m working in tobacco industry!

[@lcvonwest7396]

You guys should make a documentary...on something. I'm ready for a 45 minute video.

[@silente9337]

I got two tobacco seeds i found in a fat old cigar. GONNA SEE HOW THEY GROW.

[@ThePoptartster]

I made coyote-tobacco and ephedra tea from plants around my house last year. The tobacco tastes dreadful, but the mood elevation was nice. tea may not be the ideal nicotine/ephedrine delivery system.

[@harshoperator]

1:12 is when he actually starts talking about the subject at hand...you're welcome

[@tjsonic11]

great episode. nice to hear some positive about smoking. not suggesting people take it up.

[@koffee3816]

could i eat the nicotine maggot for my nic fix??

[@nestr2007]

"blow smoke up your ass" i laughed a lil too much

[@jja1483]

Im glad u asked, tabacco seeds actually are very very small about this size -------> . Literally, interesting plant that makes many things whether its cigarettes or cigars, or other types like diping tabacco or snus American, or the tobacco u sniff and yes u can sniff tobacco its a very fine powder its kinda hard to get if im not mistaken its more like a European thing but i hear its incredibly strong🤔, hope 2 hear from u 😊thank u 4 this episode😊

[@SirKoto51]

I chew nicotine gum. I'm sure it's bad for me somehow. but unlike when I smoked cigarettes, I don't seem to have any side affects... Oh, and I can breath again.

[@Jamie-ro6sx]

I so wish they would legalise cannabis in the UK. Would be so cool.

[@resenese573]

I love you fake non biased tone.

[@pyscobrand]

I've been smoking cigars and the occasional corncob pipe for about three years and I don't have the "cravings" or "itches" for a smoke. I do it when I want to relax, but I don't need it to relax. If my need for it would be comparable to something it would be a cup of coffee in the morning; it would make my day but I can live without it. Is there something specific about why cigarette smokers are more dependent then the alternative tobacco smokers?

[@rodricksage5963]

you can smoke it, and NOT take it to the lungs, when i smoke, i enjoy the flavor, i keep it in my mouth.

[@stinkypete2548]

I smoke and vape. Nicotine helps my ADHD. Shuts my brain up. It’s an addiction but it’s like I use it as a medication. And if I don’t have it I freak out. I’d rather not smoke anything at all but it’s the only thing I’ve found so far that’s easy and available that stops the symptoms of adhd.

[@tworiversfolk923]

The Almighty Loaf i'd suggest rolling your own cigarettes or smoking a pipe. That's much better than the other alternatives for smoking tobacco

[@jakeevans7075]

It grows on the side of roads all the time.

[@TheFlyingracoon22]

do you think you guys could do something about the history of tobacco?

[@DNewsPlus]

+TheFlyingracoon22 Tomorrow! :D

[@bobjohnson4459]

+DNews Plus Adderall next!

[@flukislucas]

+Bob Johnson And then why cigarettes and adderall are amazing together!

[@elijahschwindt7403]

+Patrick Lucas or xanax -SWIM

[@michaelfawcett1983]

series on weed would be interesting

[@pooperscoop54321]

I feel like it’s very hard to find information on natural tobbacco. Obviously smoke is harmful to the lungs, but if I took some natural leaves and made a soup is that cancerous?

[@captainredbeard261]

You guys are my favorite.

[@thebepis712]

Why is tobacco addictive? Dip is wonderfully relaxing, thats why

[@dampandrew]

gotta pack a fatty all day. fuk cigs.

[@andrewwiseman7558]

i had some tobacco fruit once, it was called grizzley wintergreen longcut and i buzzed my ass off

[@SteelCurious]

I'm growing a row of tobacco in my garden the seeds are tiny u can buy them on Amazon

[@CaioValeFly]

Caffeine is no longer consedered an alkaloid by most of the scientific comunity; specially by the pharmacognosy departament. The caffeine is now considered a member of the Méthylxanthine family.

[@psoup.42]

Has anyone else smoked quite a lot on separate occasions (ie social situations) and have never felt the urge to smoke outside of these environments? (Around smokers) ive always been told that if u smoke enough you develop an addiction but i beg to differ, but what do i know, im not a statistician eh?

[@saulcoria8679]

why not a series on coffee, hemp or cannabis?