The "Safest" Way To Consume Nicotine (Is It ZYN?) 

Man dr frank I know u choosing a disposable vape 😂

This was the comment I needed to read to inspire me to switch to crack, I’ve been debating for awhile now and this was the push I needed, god bless you, stay strong…

I also recently made the switch. I can't believe I waited this long.

Should’ve switched to cocaine much more pricy.

@@baskpro8232 cokes not all it's "cracked" up to be

You should try desomorphine, you can basically make it at home

Thankyou 🙏

In order for God to help them they first need to be willing to change themselves.

Amen. Thank you.

i’m tryna start

I want to try-out these to get rid of smoking

true, oral cancer is hyoer rare. A Karolinska Institute stury invoving 418 000 Swedish males followed for 30 years equaling 9.2 million life years concluded a total of 600 oral cancer cases and the normal use of "suns ie 4 cans or less per week, actually reduced the risk of oral cancer with 35% as compared to never-snus users. Quote: No association between moist oral snuff (snus) use and oral cancer: pooled analysis of nine prospective observational studies PMID: 32466721 DOI: 10.1177/1403494820919572 Abstract Aims: Worldwide, smokeless-tobacco use is a major risk factor for oral cancer. Evidence regarding the particular association between Swedish snus use and oral cancer is, however, less clear. We used pooled individual data from the Swedish Collaboration on Health Effects of Snus Use to assess the association between snus use and oral cancer. Methods: A total of 418,369 male participants from nine cohort studies were followed up for oral cancer incidence through linkage to health registers. We used shared frailty models with random effects at the study level, to estimate hazard ratios (HRs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) adjusted for confounding factors. Results: During 9,201,647 person-years of observation, 628 men developed oral cancer. Compared to never-snus use, ever-snus use was not associated with oral cancer (adjusted HR 0.90, 95% CI: 0.74, 1.09). There were no clear trends in risk with duration or intensity of snus use, although lower intensity use (⩽ 4 cans/week) was associated with a reduced risk (HR 0.65, 95% CI: 0.45, 0.94). Snus use was not associated with oral cancer among never smokers (HR 0.87, 95% CI: 0.57, 1.32). Conclusions: Swedish snus use does not appear to be implicated in the development of oral cancer in men.

I use zyn too but there is always the risk of periodontal disease 🦠 I think 🤔

@@TheTonyF no it does not, what colors the teeth in say cigs or dip is the tobacco that has a natural brown dye that releases.

I relocate all around my mouth and drink water and wash my mouth out after cheers retired dentist I also use Sweden zyns only

The dude said cancer is caused by continued irritation of an area lol. Everyone would have some kind of cancer on areas of their body that were constantly being rubbed against which isn’t true. Lol

How are you doing now ? I’ve managed to stop vaping

after 7 years of addiction

I saw one of additive mindsets videos in the week and instantly threw my vape away. I thought nah I need to stop. Later the day I lost focus and couldn't do any of my work. Next day I went to buy a disposable... After 7 years addiction but ig I need to slow down than go cold turkey otherwise it'll break me with withdrawals

​@@kuro.5628 the best was to quit is with nicotine replacement therapy, there are approved nicotine gums, patches, and lozenges available in drug stores. depending on the state you're in there might also be a state administered program for people trying to quit nicotine. In florida we have tobaccofreeflorida which delivers nicotine lozenges and patches that become less strong as the weeks pass over a process of 18 weeks

@@kuro.5628 the hardest part is resisting the urge when the temptation is near

Yep. I wish I can go back to 2012 and smack myself in the face for starting vaping. Didn’t even smoke prior

Commas are important.

@@percelliravioli yeah if I would have put the word starting their it would have been helpful too

They’ll go

Vaping is deadly dangerous....I have been heavy smoker followed by vaping and finally SNUS..

Yeah man, quitting is hard. I've probably stopped like 4 times. I'll go months without vaping/smoking but working a blue collar job (in the south as well) and having a couple of friends who does it makes it 10 times harder to stop. I think it's just a mindset change. If you are really ready to stop, have the mindset that you aren't a vaper anymore. Keep in mind that YOU are in control, not a craving formed from some chemical. Keep it up don't fall back into it

whats your diet like ?

Keep going bro you’ll look back and be happy

I was on your same boat, I quit and it was very difficult but I think I found a trick to it. I picked up drinking mate tea. It gives you something to do with a kick of caffeine trough out the day.

Goodluck and hope u can kick it for good 👍

Unpopular opinion, regular moist dip pouches were the least problematic for me

@@AddictionMindset I honestly might switch to those again.

Wonder if this guy has opinions on Zippix toothpicks.

Yeah pipes cigars def the only nicotine you should consume (occasionally obviously)

Yup all day! People forget that nicotine is a drug and causes problems these days

@@AddictionMindset Yes, it’s not side effect free, like smarty pants biohacking podcasters with brand deals want you to think. Any benefits will go away once you get used to it and you’re left with only negatives.

How long did it take you not to crave it and did you cold turkey? Also do your gums feel healthier now?

@@Omar-wm8pq Less than a week I’d say. I went cold turkey from 1.5 packs of Velo a day. Definitely healthier gums. I like the empowerment of “not being a slave to nicotine” (that’s how I put it in my head).

@@DEM0NICUSyeah that’s my main motivation as well, good to hear from you bro, I cold tirkeyed a few days ago from about 3-4 individual nicotine pouches a day but they were each 17mg nicotine

I actually liked camel cigs haha, but all my Friends preferred marbs.

😂no me and Jacob are not the same

@@AddictionMindset Haha I know. British humour (and spelling! lol). I absolutely love what you do on here. I'm currently hooked on the 2 main _Smokables_ and I am gleaning so much from you that I didn't know before. I've quit before but this helps build strategies to quit in the future. Thanks!!

I mean you will most likely get addicted, increased heart rate and blood pressure, more restlessness, some lethargy here and there. Those are the main risks. You’re an adult so it’s your choice

Try replacing the gum with non nicotine I notice for me it’s the habit of putting gum in that’s really getting to me Also put regular gum in a ZYN can your brain will kinda register it as nicotine gum not non nicotine gum it helps a TON

@@smokey-smore thanks for the advice. Will definitely give it a go. Much appreciated

Couldn't agree more! Planning on sticking solely with snuff after I run out of snus

@@baiseduezcke2295 Yes, math is correct. I would smoke one of the 4k puff disposable vapes per day or the 6-8k in 1-2days the thing is there isn't 5mg in a pod of juul its 5% of the volume of the liquid is nicotine, making it 5mg. People are smoking ALOT more nicotine when using the disposable nicotine salt based products then people actually think, one of the reasons it motivated me to quit after I realized how much nicotine I was putting into my body. A cigarette is actually extremely low in nicotine levels when compared to a vape. Just one hit off of a 5% vape (depending on how you hit it) is about a cigarettes worth, and I was ripping that shit hard. Long story short you need to look at the unit per volume, there isn't only 5mg in a juul pod its 5mg per volume of liquid (don't know the amount off the top of my head I think per milliliter). Thank you currently on Zyn but I'm going to make the push to quit, hope you have a great rest of your day and success if you are trying to quit as well!

Scholarly article explaining in detail if you care to learn more. med.stanford.edu/content/dam/sm/tobaccopreventiontoolkit/documents/ecigarettes/Cigs-in-a-Pod.pdfmed.stanford.edu/content/dam/sm/tobaccopreventiontoolkit/documents/ecigarettes/Cigs-in-a-Pod.pdf

Actually according to this article I was smoking more than originally thought. Lol.

That’s wonderful hope you’re still going strong. I’m so anxious to quit.. I went out and purchased my “quit kit”… gum.. candy and snacks.. two vapes left.. I have a lot to get through this week and not good time to quit but after these two I have to try and I think cold turkey is the only way for me. It was so much easier in the past to quit cigs but vaping, because it’s so easy and more constant it’s like an emotional codependency.. feels like an extra limb at this point 😂

I’m on day 2 of making the switch been vaping heavy everyday for 7 years

First one and I’m buzzed for the first time in so long 🤣🤣

Did exactly this, haven't used a vape in like a month now, went from cigs to vape and now to zyn. I'm using like a can of zyn every 3 days so I'd say it's an improvement

​@@willmullinsmusic I did the same thing, was a pack a day smoker since high school and switched to vapes back when box mods were still the norm. Once covid hit and New York banned flavored vapes it caused all the local vape shops to close their doors for good. I switched to disposable vapes and noticed a significant increase in breathing issues and irritation from vaping so I switched to Zyns this year and haven't looked back. I feel so much better now and can go much longer without nicotine cravings.

Alkaloid extracts from plant matter is often done using an acid base titration. My understanding is the acids bind to the alkaloid to form salts. Hydrochloric acid makes HCL, citric acid makes citrate, etc.

Oh, ok! Thanks for clarifying ​@@thecheeseman1662 👌🏻

im gonna be back on this comment in two weeks and if you haven't stayed off im gonna call you a bitch

@@baiseduezcke2295 cant they smoke nicotine free vapes?

Would that work for quitting snus ?

It uses artificial sweetener because regular sugar will actually ruin your teeth.

And the safest contraceptive is celibacy🙄

Much easier said than done

Defitenly not, big tobacco only makes money on cigs

Yup! This is often the case

What happend!???

It actually does not, it has surculose though, we have no way around it, but we had them keep aspartame and ace k out of it.

@@AddictionMindset Well, the image on the website says that there’s aceK in as a sweetener.

Def think so too plus helps immensely with my seasonal allergies.

We have a 30 count drop in soon! You have to keep in mind one bottle contains 90 pieces for some people that will last them 2-3 months

there is improved focus and work

Andrew Huberman says otherwise!

🤡🤡 let’s think about this since you’re such a number genius. So let’s say you buy 3 packs of that gum that’s $90 and if you quit then that’s it. Now let’s think about how much a vape will cost you. We will be nice and say $20 a piece, if you buying one a weeK that’s $1040 in a year! NOT TO MENTION YOU KEEP VAPING THE REST OF YOUR LIFE Spin it how ever you want to keep sucking down your candy air buddy.

They just came out with a new vape flavor it’s called cool mint copium sounds right up your ally!

@@MrP1706 Oh look it's your burner account. 🤡 Unsurprisingly you completely missed the entire point of my comment where pricing wasn't the main focal point. 🤦‍♂️

​@@MrP1706😂

Lmao bro offers aid in quitting, facts about the harmful effects and provides priceless or otherwise helpful information to nic users and a clown, such as yourself, has anxiety attack the moment he starts offering support for helping quit. $30 a bottle doesn’t quite compare to the $1000s spent on nic products within a users year. Also compared to how much nic can effect your health, $30 sounds a lot cheaper than the probable healthcare you may spend later in life. How much is your life worth?

Please stop proselytizing in RU-vid comments. Nobody is going to read this and suddenly want to convert. You don't see me trying to convert people to my religion, Buddhism, in comments sections ever. It's only Christians and Muslims who do this and that's why the whole rest of the world can't stand you guys. There's a time and a place for it, all you're doing is making others more annoyed by Christianity, and frankly, you're kind of embarrassing yourself. I'm saying this as actual advice and I'm not trying to be mean.

are you addict?

I respect you but please keep to yourself

I'll touch Jesus if I could

@@23ligmaboy it is not a place of physical touch, it is Christ consciousness that you can find in yourself. We all have it in us

Mentally it can be i used to freak out if i didnt have any of my stash left. It is super easy to get off of after a couple days rather than nicotine tho which is psychically addictive

Yes it is

I used to share this view when I was younger but I’ve met wayyy too many people who smoke weed everyday and say themselves they can’t stop and are dependent on it for anxiety, sleep etc etc

You can 100% develop a mental addiction so that’s just a lie

Would love to interview you on the channel!