I agree with you...it's the additional factors that appear to be more muta/carcinogenic than the nicotine itself. Granted (as you said) nicotine isn't ideal. T

I agree with you...it's the additional factors that appear to be more muta/carcinogenic than the nicotine itself. Granted (as you said) nicotine isn't ideal. The amount of sugar and its related health effects IMO completely outweigh the impacts of nicotine. The large food corps are finding ways to make sugary food more addictive so you have populations of sugar addicts starting at a very early age...the entire picture is so very distorted.