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Granted - sample size of 1 is insignificant. I smoked 1-1.5 packs a day from ~17 to 28 years of age. I'm now 63. So my FEAR was getting addicted to Nicotine patches. Withdrawal was miserable, but to my shock, I had absolutely no withdrawal symptoms, wearing (28 mg patch cut into 6 pieces - ~4mg) wearing up to 14 mg a day for a week. I tried a whole patch - and I got the nicotine buzz, and threw up. So even after a week of smaller doses, I just don't tolerate a whole patch.
But, I expected to feel the addiction again - It's MY opinion (and you can't have it) that the addiction is from Pyrazines that are intentionally added to the cigarettes to addict and kill their patients; as I was able to drop the patches cold turkey, without any issues at all.
American Indians smoked tobacco for millennia, and they weren't addicted.
Pyrazine? Flood of memories. Friends dad in 1988 or so was a machine operator instructor. The class was moving earth and uncovered barrells buried at an old RJ Reynolds site. The barrells contained pyradine. These guys were knee deep in it. There was zero information anywhere in the US. We wrote to Russia to get info on the human effects of this chemical as no one else had conducted studies. I recall getting a letter back, in Russian, with the sickle watermark. Interesting!
Not a very good example to state Indians smoked for millenia but were not addicted. How in the world would you know if each or any individual was addicted.....and that is literally showing what addiction is. Doing it over millenia. Lol.
See my comment up above for historical data on tobacco, addiction, etc. There are a bunch of articles with each one containing a ton of peer-reviewed real science that you might be shocked to read. Cheers.
I'm not debating the aspect of addiction. It was the example that was used to make a point but it counters the point.
Then pray tell, why does the cigarette industry spend millions on chemists and labor to add pyrazines to tobacco?
Ground up tobacco isn’t addictive enough by itself? Formaldehyde isn’t a natural byproduct of tobacco. Neither are heavy metals and many other ingredients. Why?