Looking Forward To Symptoms

[Jack]

I have empathy for folks who suffer headaches and the other symptoms that go along with making the switch. However, I am SO looking forward to not having the smoke, reducing the number of toxins I am taking in, and the ability to take control over my smoking by vaping. This is a great forum and I look forward to having and getting over some of these symptoms once shipments are available again and I can make the switch! I am not planning on going nicotine free right now. I just want this e-cig alternative. Now that I have used one less than adequate starter kit, I am aware of the massive potential benefits of getting off analogs. The public still needs to catch up. At one time, I tried using my e-cig in a famous coffee house chain and the folks there asked me to do it outside. They were polite and so was I. Anyhow, I hope everyone feels better. Peace and Light. Jack

[Schizophretard]

You came to the right place but you will have to look hard for negative symptoms.

[Lee]

At one time, I tried using my e-cig in a famous coffee house chain and the folks there asked me to do it outside. They were polite and so was I. Anyhow, I hope everyone feels better. Peace and Light. Jack

One tip about vaping in public places is to be somewhat discreet doing so. I tend to hold the vapor in longer than normal, and when I exhale there isn't much vapor that can be seen. So far, the result is that no one seems to catch on and aren't convinced I'm "smoking" in a no smoking environment. There have been some curious looks, but no one has said anything.

[nana]

I haven't had any negative symptoms from quitting smoking. The only things I've noticed are the good ones: easier breathing, more energy, no headaches, sense of smell coming back, taste buds working better, etc. I didn't even have the cough to get crap out of my lungs that so many have mentioned.

[FTJoe]

I have empathy for folks who suffer headaches and the other symptoms that go along with making the switch. However, I am SO looking forward to not having the smoke, reducing the number of toxins I am taking in, and the ability to take control over my smoking by vaping. This is a great forum and I look forward to having and getting over some of these symptoms once shipments are available again and I can make the switch! I am not planning on going nicotine free right now. I just want this e-cig alternative. Now that I have used one less than adequate starter kit, I am aware of the massive potential benefits of getting off analogs. The public still needs to catch up. At one time, I tried using my e-cig in a famous coffee house chain and the folks there asked me to do it outside. They were polite and so was I. Anyhow, I hope everyone feels better. Peace and Light. Jack

I had plenty of symptoms, none long lasting though. Sore throats, a cough that was even worse than I was smoking, but it was productive instead of the dry death rattle I had before. Swollen glands, various other little things that I have no idea if they were related or not. One long lasting symptom that is both good and bad is the sense of smell/taste. Not all things smell good...including cigarette smoke on other smokers.

[NeRo9k]

Like nana I haven't experienced negative symptoms either. I didn't cough up anything, no head aches, and I was able to sleep fine.

[BigXor]

I only get headachy when I vape PG, so I vape VG almost exclusively; adding a little PG to my mixture will give more of a throat hit without the headache. 10-20%, but no more than that.

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