Coping with Depression/Anxiety through Vaping

i was severely addicted for a year but i have asthma n it made my asthma really bad n i kept getting really ill so eventually i just had to go cold turkey :( it helped sm w my anxiety

Not vaping so much as smoking an actual cigarette. But I don't do it because it's AWFUL FOR YOU. Maybe try nicotine gum or mints instead? Talk to your doctor about it, though. Nicotine itself is bad for you. But it helps many people with ADHD because it's an acetylcholine agonist. Acetylcholine is a neurotransmitter that facilitates working memory and learning. Unfortunately, all ADHD meds focus on dopamine instead.

That's nicotine, I've recently(ish) taken up smoking spliffs and it helps a lot for pretty much everything including pain, I'm just always worried about my tobacco intake

Yes vaping helps for us but we are trying to quit after 3 or 4 years now we ordered what's called a QuitGo since our main thing is drawing on something like a vape and it helps the same way!! Not the light headed and tingling because it's literally plastic and silicone and you just pull air through it but for oral fixation purposes it's amazing it's cinnamon flavored they have 4 total flavors

I vape with non-nicotine juice or cbd oil and it helps me! I still experience that light headed fuzzy feeling, mostly with the cbd oil, but it's still there.

Nicotine gives you the feeling you're describing. It's not a placebo. I'd be careful with addictive substances as a coping mechanism, because I've experienced they can sometimes become tied interchangeably. As in one day, your brain may tie vaping to depression in the wrong way, and your vaping may cause you to feel depressed (the action, not the nicotine). However, you potentially wouldn't be able to quit because nicotine is highly addictive.

I dont think it's placebo, vapes usually have a lot more nicotine then a cigarette. I've been smoking about ten years. Smoking for me brings a lot of relief and comfort in a way. It helps me cope. Are you addicted to vaping or just like the sensation of it?