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It's not just "whatever they are putting in" that makes them addictive or pleasurable. There's just something about inhaling through a little stick and breathin
by globular-toast 2y ago
It's not just "whatever they are putting in" that makes them addictive or pleasurable. There's just something about inhaling through a little stick and breathing out smoke/vapour.
I almost got addicted myself when someone gifted me a nicotine-free e-cigarette. At first it was a curiosity, then I ended up puffing it regularly. When it ran out my mind went immediately to acquiring more, but luckily I was able to catch what had happened and learnt something about cigarettes.
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- dimava 2y agoI wonder if there is a "sports stick" which doesn't use any vapor altogether and is just a stick with a paddlewheel which just makes inhaling harder lol
- tarboreus 2y agoI use nasal snuff, it seems much less addictive.
- jareklupinski 2y ago> There's just something about inhaling through a little stick and breathing out smoke/vapour. i think it might be related to the same breathing exercises some people do to control the vagus nerve, with the added help of some mild stimulants https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vagus_nerve#Stimulation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vagus_nerve#Stimulation slow breathe in (through some restrictor), small hold, then steady release