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I vaped for a while on the strength of this analysis, but eventually concluded that stimulants weren't worth the blood pressure increase. I still vape zero nic
by nazgulnarsil 13y ago
I vaped for a while on the strength of this analysis, but eventually concluded that stimulants weren't worth the blood pressure increase. I still vape zero nicotine ejuice though. That stuff is delicious.
- webosb 13y agoi'm vaping and lowering my doses of nicotine while i go. hopefully, i can get to zero nicotine.
- fallinghawks 13y agoDoing the same here. It also helps that my non-nicotine juice tastes much better than the one with nicotine. Good luck!
- ludoo 13y agoI did the same, then switched to snus and stopped vaping. I thought the important thing was having something my hand, and some smoke to blow, then I understood that I only care about nicotine. :)
- revelation 13y agoYour body will rapidly develop tolerance for the blood pressure increase caused by many stimulants (caffeine, nicotine). You will likely see no more effect after just a few days.
- pa5tabear 13y agoWhat do you mean by no more effect? No more blood pressure increase? Or no more cognitive stimulant effect?
- revelation 13y agoNo more blood pressure increase. You can probably also develop tolerance for the other effects of your chosen stimulant, but maybe not as rapidly.
- 1_player 13y agoI'd like to see some studies about it. I'm 26, I picked up smoking about 10 years ago (damn, that's a lot of time) and I have high blood pressure. That may also be due to genetic factors (both father, mother and grandmother with HBP). While my BP is usually around 150/90, the three times I quit smoking for more than a week I return to normal values, around 120/80. Just my N=1
- usethisonce 13y agoI'm pretty active. I also drink maybe 3 glasses of wine a night, take 2 hydroxy cuts a day and smoke/dip. My BP as of last week was 110/80.