Do you vape?

#6
#6
These things are still relatively new. Not many studies about them. I'm afraid over time they will show they are just as dangerous or more dangerous than real cigs
 
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#9
I've always wondered how women can seem to quit so easily when they're pregnant but other people have such a hard time quitting. Is it their determination? Doing it for the baby? Something with the pregnancy make it easier?
 
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Notorious B.E.N said:
I've always wondered how women can seem to quit so easily when they're pregnant but other people have such a hard time quitting. Is it their determination? Doing it for the baby? Something with the pregnancy make it easier?
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Chemical and hormonal changes in their bods play a big role. A lot of pregnant women just can't stand the taste, nor the irritation the smoke causes within, so they just drop the habit.
 
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Notorious B.E.N said:
I've always wondered how women can seem to quit so easily when they're pregnant but other people have such a hard time quitting. Is it their determination? Doing it for the baby? Something with the pregnancy make it easier?
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If you really want to quit a bad habit you'll do it, otherwise you didn't try hard enough.

It helps to remember that there was always a point in your life where you weren't participating in said bad habit so it is possible to live without it.
 
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Notorious B.E.N said:
Get pregnant Hman, women seem to quit pretty easily when they're pregnant.
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I wish that were true. I see too many pregnant women and women with small newborns smoking.

Only thing almost as bad is seeing parents smoking in their car with the window barely cracked and small children in the back.
 
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I tried Chantix twice, nicotine gum, vaped, you name it. I actually vaped more because my wife let me do that in the house. Vaping made me very short of breath. This may be an isolated incident, who knows. On 6/9/15 I threw my cigarettes in the trash and quit. You don't need to vape to quit smoking, you just have to man up and refuse to put a cigarette in your mouth.
 
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#19
I don't,I asked a Doctor of mine about it and he said if you did do it,to be sure and use the unflavored stuff
 
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Notorious B.E.N said:
I've always wondered how women can seem to quit so easily when they're pregnant but other people have such a hard time quitting. Is it their determination? Doing it for the baby? Something with the pregnancy make it easier?
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My mother smoked through both her pregnancies with my brother and me. We were both healthy babies and had no major issues through puberty. I'm not advocating that cigs should be smoked by women who are nursing/pregnant but there are exceptions to the rules.
 
#21
#21
I vaped briefly in my quitting odyssey. Didn't really help my urge to smoke. I quit mainly by reducing the amount I smoked gradually. Started January 2015 had kicked it by April. Though I did have a cigarette after the Florida and Arky games. Good luck to you sir.
 
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Jeepkuntry said:
I tried Chantix twice, nicotine gum, vaped, you name it. I actually vaped more because my wife let me do that in the house. Vaping made me very short of breath. This may be an isolated incident, who knows. On 6/9/15 I threw my cigarettes in the trash and quit. You don't need to vape to quit smoking, you just have to man up and refuse to put a cigarette in your mouth.
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I don't think it's that isolated. It triggers my asthma. I used to smoke, been clean since January 2002, them this vaping thing started becoming popular. Thought what the heck, tried it, can't do it. 2 or 3 puffs and I'm hitting the inhaler. Needless to say that ended that. Not that I really needed to start anyways.
 
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