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Anonymous Sun 02 Aug 22:34:50 2020 No.11967030 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>11967671 >>11967724 >>11967751 >>11967952 >>11967957 >>11968436

Got 10 packs of this from my junkie friend.
How easy is it to get addicted?

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 02 Aug 2020 23:54:22 No.11967239 Report

Quoted By: >>11967552

Not very. Nicotine gum doesn't hit you very fast. A drug's addictivity is heavily predicated on how fast it hits you. To put it simply, the quicker the action leads to a high, the stronger the addictive association.
So, smoking and vaping are a lot more addictive than nicotine gum since buccal/sublingual administration is a lot slower than inhalation.
If I'm being honest, nicotine gum doesn't really give you much of a buzz. I've noticed it kind of helps with concentration/cognition for a bit, but it's absolutely nothing compared to what you get from vaping/smoking.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 01:28:19 No.11967552 Report

Quoted By: >>11967738

>>11967239
It's still addictive and bad for you though. Would recommend staying off for someone that never has touched nicotine.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 01:35:24 No.11967563 Report

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Hard because it tastes like garbage

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 02:14:56 No.11967671 Report

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>>11967030
"For the 4 smokeless tobacco products and the nicotine gum, blood plasma levels of nicotine were ranked according to total nicotine content as follows: loose snus (27.1 mg nicotine) > pouched snus (14.7 mg nicotine) > loose snus (10.8 mg nicotine) = pouched snus (10.7 mg nicotine) > nicotine gum (4.2 mg nicotine). The area under the plasma concentration–time curve (AUC) and maximum plasma concentration (Cmax) of nicotine ranged from 26.9 to 13.1 ng.h/ml and 17.9 to 9.1 ng.h/ml, respectively across all the products. Nicotine was absorbed more rapidly from the cigarette but systemic exposure was within the range of the smokeless tobacco products (AUC = 14.8 ng.h/ml; Cmax = 12.8 ng.h/ml)."

You figure it out.

Now get off my board.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 02:17:18 No.11967681 Report

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i only god addicted after smoking for a couple months everyday so im guessing you could chew this and be fine once in a while

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 02:36:44 No.11967724 Report

Quoted By: >>11967744 >>11967765

>>11967030
Been using 2mg sparingly for about a week now.
Never used nicotine products before (besides an occasional cigar).
Don't really feel any different when I chew it.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 02:44:38 No.11967738 Report

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>>11967552
>It's still addictive and bad for you though
While you're not technically wrong, it's important to note that the least healthy part of smoking cigarettes is everything but the nicotine.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 02:47:20 No.11967744 Report

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>>11967724
You have to shove it in your gums and press it in to get anything. Then you’d fee the buzz

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 02:50:02 No.11967751 Report

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>>11967030
nicotine gum is disgusting and you have to spit it like dip or else you get terrible burps and heartburn. dip actually tastes good and has a very strong buzz, where as nicotine gum just burns like a hot pepper in the mouth and makes me feel like shit. nicotine gum doesnt even compare to the buzz you get from smoking either. thats why your junkie friend gave them to you, i would rate a nicotine patch higher than nicotine gum.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 02:54:53 No.11967765 Report

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>>11967751
Agreed. dip buzz feels completely different then smoking, a lot nicer feeing. Nicotine gum is really annoying. Patch is superior way to get nicotine. Nicotine gum is for people to stop smoking not for retard non smokers to chew like this anon who doesn’t even know how to chew it>>11967724
It’s to get that mouth focus addiction that is part of smoking.

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Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 04:13:53 No.11967952 Report

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>>11967030
I used nicotine gum as a cognitive booster for 3 years. There was times where I stopped for a week but ended up buying more. Placebo or not, it felt good to chew a piece while gaming/working. Eventually I only felt in the zone when I was chewing one. If I missed a dose Id take two to "catch up cognitively".

One day I just quit, was pseudo-grumpy for 2 days, and then for the next month or so Id get a craving every once and a while.

been a little over a year bois! ratings in games and work performance the same, I just down green tea and coffee now

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 04:19:14 No.11967957 Report

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>>11967030
Not very addictive at all. Nicotine by itself is similar to caffeine. The added MAOIs in cigarettes is what makes them more addictive.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 08:18:30 No.11968436 Report

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>>11967030
Very easy to start and stop the gum. Biggest issue for me with this (and all nicotine products aside from patches) was nausea.

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