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I, too, am a former smoker and I have questions. Mostly how a device that delivers the addictive substance helps you quit. Were you taking a "step-down" strate
by neurobashing 8y ago
I, too, am a former smoker and I have questions. Mostly how a device that delivers the addictive substance helps you quit.
Were you taking a "step-down" strategy like with the nicotine gum? Since the gum is carefully regulated and the "juice" isn't, how can you be sure your step-down is actually doing anything? And since the gum is metered out in measured doses, what's to prevent you from just grabbing full-strength juice and falling off the wagon? (Compare with smoking, which means you ostensibly have to go and buy a pack of smokes and a lighter, assuming you followed step 1 in the gum and got rid of your cigarettes and lighter)
- lightyrs 8y agoI'm not advocating Juul use as a strategy for quitting. I'm merely sharing my own experience, which was that Juul was the only thing that allowed me to quit (after 10 years of many attempts using most available options). Why did it work? I'm not sure. Perhaps it created just the right amount of elasticity in my addiction.