Was I addicted to Nicotine?

Based on 2002 article "Was I addicted to nicotine"
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Follow-up to this video:
• There is no Nicodemon ...
Back at the time I released the 2002 article, cigarettes were the main product that was responsible for hooking most people on nicotine. Other tobacco products were around too, Like cigars, pipes, snuff and chewing tobacco.
Today though, nicotine comes in many different forms too--products like e-cigarettes, vaping devices, tobacco pouches and now nicotine pouches like Zyn, Velo and others. These newer forms of nicotine delivery are likely responsible for hooking more young people than cigarettes are now.
Because of this, the image we created here to illustrate the power of the grip that nicotine can exert on an individual who uses it, or more specifically, how it can take total control again if ever administered, is a tin which is how these new nicotine pouches are packaged.
Again though, the premise of the article and the graphic is that administering nicotine from any source is the problem that first establishes the addiction and the problem that will cause a relapse if it is ever administered after having quit for any period of time.
Related resources:
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Don't want anyone confusing this image as a Nicodemon. Nicotine has no power to make you use it in the first place, nor any power to force you to take it after you have quit. It is the choices you make as to whether nicotine can ever get into you or take control of you ever again.
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[@JM24180]

Great image & explanation! Thank you!

[@smae433]

Thanks Joel.

[@Sunny1997]

thanks joel 🙏🏻