Hello healingme4me and Angelique67 ,

I have to agree with what you're saying and I totally understand the habits.

For being a smoker for nearly thirty-five years, it was actually kind of weird for me at first when I quit smoking and kept having cravings for the nicotine when I ran out of cigarettes, but I kept at the vaping for the past month and a half, and I know that I'm getting better with the nicotine.

Just a couple of weeks ago, I went from 6mg down to 3mg of nicotine, but last weekend, my husband started getting the 0mg nicotine for me and until I get used to that, my next move is to totally be off vaping and only use it for when I do get a craving for nicotine, but I'm not going to even get the nicotine in the e-liquids anymore.

I'm going to plan on just getting the 0mg nicotine in the different flavors. I actually like some of the fruit flavors of the e-liquids because for some reason, I'm actually learning that I don't need the nicotine at all.

Just the flavors of the vapes satisfy me now.

The other thing I have learned is that nobody has actually done any studies on whether it's good or bad for you, as of yet. It's eventually going to happen, probably within the next year or so.

I've been doing a lot of research on vaping online, and I haven't found anyone that has done that study yet.

Vaping is supposedly fairly a new thing. It's only been around since 2010.

Does anyone know about any studies that have been done on vaping yet? I'm just curious to know.

Sincerely,

Miteadm63