Re: Nicotine does, smoking or gum - Actually . . . » TamaraJ

Posted by Paulbwell on April 14, 2005, at 23:33:36

In reply to Re: Nicotine does, smoking or gum - Actually . . . » Paulbwell, posted by TamaraJ on April 14, 2005, at 23:24:11

> perhaps better to avoid smoking and use the patch, lozenges or inhaler for nicotine.
>
>Yes save ya lungs and use other Nicotine products for reduced Mao b inhibition benefits
Agreed
Smoking-Freebasing Nicotine, works instantly, BUT smells, and can't be used in most indoors places now anyways.

Thread

Any drugs reduce cortisol? Racer 3/27/04
...
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? rod 3/28/04
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? Survector 3/28/04
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? SLS 3/28/04
Phosphatidylserine (nm) zero 3/28/04
Re: Phosphatidylserine jparsell82 3/29/04
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? » Racer LynneDa 3/29/04
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? sukarno 4/14/05
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? » sukarno rod 4/14/05
Nicotine does, smoking or gum (nm) » rod Paulbwell 4/14/05
Yes. I guess thats why I smoke so much ;o) (nm) » Paulbwell rod 4/14/05
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? Declan 4/14/05
Re: Nicotine does, smoking or gum - Actually . . . » Paulbwell TamaraJ 4/14/05
Re: Nicotine does, smoking or gum - Actually . . . » TamaraJ Paulbwell 4/14/05
Re: Nicotine does, smoking or gum - Actually . . . sukarno 4/15/05
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? SLS 4/16/05
Re: Any drugs reduce cortisol? Festus 4/17/05

Post a new follow-up

Notify the administrators

Start a new thread

poster:Paulbwell thread:329311
URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/20050413/msgs/484494.html