First Person: Vape Addicted
The nicotine is often more concentrated and it could actually be easier to get hooked, the way crack seems to produce addiction more readily than the cocaine it’s made from.
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The nicotine is often more concentrated and it could actually be easier to get hooked, the way crack seems to produce addiction more readily than the cocaine it’s made from.
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Use examples. It’s hard for someone with alcoholism to grasp the idea that he or she can’t go back to drinking at some future point – after a year of abstinence, for instance. But the old saw that a pickle can’t go back to being a cucumber – that people seem to understand.
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