Nicotine
The evil poison?
To the state of the science on the subject Nicotine to explain, we have an excerpt from one by Prof. Bernd Meyer
published document:
The well-known statement and opinion: Nicotine is a highly potent neurotoxin and addictive toxin that damages the heart and blood vessels.
In the usual dosage (vaping, Smoking), nicotine mimics some of the effects of a
endogenous substance (acetylcholine) and thereby activates nerve cells in the brain and in the
autonomic nervous system. The effect as a neurotoxin, i.e. the blockade of the function of
Nerve cells, only occurs in the event of a massive overdose, which occurs with inhalation not is reached.
Highly potent neurotoxins are not available in pharmacies without a prescription.
The addiction of smokers is due to a combination effect of nicotine with others
Constituents of tobacco smoke together with conditioned behavior, the "smoking ritual". In
In the absence of tobacco smoke, the addictive potential of nicotine is very low, so
most vapers feel much less addictive pressure than smokers. Besides that
smokers die not from their addiction but from the harmful effects of the
components of tobacco smoke.
Similar to caffeine, nicotine leads to a slight increase in the cardiovascular system
blood pressure and heart rate. These effects are clinically harmless, the risk of severe
Illnesses (heart attack, stroke) or mortality are not increased by nicotine.
Nevertheless, people with severe cardiovascular diseases should stop consuming
give up nicotine.
(Source: Seven common arguments against vaping by Professor Bernd Meyer)
Ordering nicotine made easy!
containing nicotine Liquids may be sold throughout the EU and Switzerland.
Nicotine is allowed in 10ml bottles are sold with a maximum concentration of 20mg/ml.
Most liquids are prepared for the use of so-called “shots” and have the corresponding properties
free space in the bottle. Shots are usually tasteless.
Example: Bottle size 60ml, content "only" 50ml Liquid = space for a shot. By mixing one achieves with one
20 mg / ml Shot in this example has a concentration of approx. 3mg/ml. If that's enough for you, it's fine here for the shots.
But here you can also see possible problems. For a cheek vape, nicotine concentrations are 6 or 8 mg/ml
Quite common, but not achievable with the shots (heavily diluted liquid due to the many shots).
This is where nicotine concentrate comes in!
Anyone who needs nicotine concentrate in the liquids can conveniently order it to their home as a private individual. The delivery time is in
the rule
Our tips for a hassle-free order:
- Maximum 15O ml per order
- Order nicotine in PG. PG is thinner than VG and therefore easier to handle.
- Do not order anything else when ordering. This ensures you a short processing at CH customs.
- Select DHL Express as the shipping service provider.
Here you can place your nicotine order -> Link
PS: You are unsure and need help ordering your nicotine concentrate? Then come to us in the store and we
do it together on the computer. Please take your credit card with you or your login data for the PayPal account if you have one.
We cannot offer this help over the phone, that would be too time-consuming. We ask for your understanding.
For vaping/vaping applications, it makes no sense to buy “pure” nicotine. The regulation applies to retailers / shops: Max. 20 mg/ml in 10ml containers. Privately you can purchase higher-percentage nicotine (100mg/ml or 200mg/ml). However, you should know what you are doing.
It triggers the sympathetic nervous system, which puts your body on alert. Increased release of the neurotransmitter norepinephrine increases blood pressure and heart rate, among other things. Smoking therefore causes both blood pressure and heart rate to increase.
Severe nicotine poisoning can manifest itself with symptoms such as a reduced heart rate and shortness of breath. Additionally, smoking nicotine requires a continuous detoxification response from the body. This leads to a suppressed appetite, impaired blood circulation and a decrease in skin temperature.
Up to 90 percent of all lung cancer cases are due to smoking. In addition, smoking increases the risk of numerous other types of cancer. It favors the development of chronic lung diseases that impair breathing, such as chronic obstructive diseases. Smoking can also cause damage to the eyes, the periodontium, the digestive tract, the skeleton and the sexual organs.
In addition, scientific evidence supports the positive effects of nicotine in age-related neuropsychiatric diseases such as dementia, mild cognitive decline, age-related memory loss and schizophrenia. Nicotine improves cognitive function and concentration, which can lead to noticeable benefits in managing these diseases.
Scientists currently estimate the lethal dose of nicotine for an adult to be around 500-1000 mg of nicotine through oral administration. It is important to note that one cigarette contains approximately twelve (12) milligrams of nicotine, depending on the type.
When nicotine is absorbed through the digestive tract instead of the lungs, about 80 percent of the nicotine is broken down into cotinine in the liver before it reaches the brain.
Nicotine is addictive and can be highly toxic, especially at high doses beyond normal intake through smoking or using alternative products such as e-cigarettes. In such cases, nicotine can increase a person's heart rate and blood pressure.
Cigarettes are not only linked to the development of many diseases, but could also potentially help combat some ailments. Researchers at the University of Houston have discovered evidence that the nicotine found in tobacco can improve memory.
However, this is a widespread misconception. In fact, according to the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH), nicotine itself is fairly harmless, and the harmful effects of nicotine are not much different from those of the alkaloid caffeine.