Shijou de Katta Dorei Elf ni Oratsukareru - Ch. 12 - Elf And Christmas

[SuplexSensei]

Santa: *yeets a box of syringes containing pure liquid nicotine

"Stop Smoking, elf-lady junkie.

Love,
Santa 🍜✨"

 

[Deathhappens]

Pure nicotine is not toxic (even our body produce it when needed), is the paper and the chemicals added. Nicotine along hemp is also beneficial, is good to keep in control and also cure neuro degenerative diseases. Best is pipe with pure tobacco leaves. Of course these scentific researches are not mainstream since big corps make a huge profit in chronic diseases.

Pure nicotine has an ld50 of around 1mg/kg. It's VERY toxic, even if very few fatalities have been recorded by it.

 

[Nick86]

Pure nicotine has an ld50 of around 1mg/kg. It's VERY toxic, even if very few fatalities have been recorded by it.

Is not toxic, the commercial one is because they add chemicals, infact there is more lung cancer in people who do not smoke compared to the ones that do it on regular basis. This is a fact exopecially in these last years. Government started a battle against smoke and labeled it as bad for your health, but even if more and more people stop to smoke the lung cancer is raising. How "science" explain this? Fact is, smoke like alcool and hemp aren't toxic and do not kill, butdrugs, poisoned food, water and electromagnetic fields (mobile, wi-fi and such) are imo, the main cause of death. There are some studies and articles about this but is up to you to believe it or not, i just share my personal opinion and i do not smoke and drink at all and i wont start it, just share some info.

 

[Ideon]

In most places where smoking is on the decline, lung cancer rates are dropping. Environmental pollutants are also a major concern, though, and since Nick86 seems to be laser-focused on Malaysia they seem to have some major pollution issues, both domestic and blown in from Indonesia.

Smoking doesn't guarantee lung cancer, but it massively raises the odds. Some dice aren't worth rolling, in my opinion.

Pure nicotine on its own isn't directly considered a carcinogen, but its addictive properties in cancer-forming habits like smoking or chewing tobacco certainly don't help. On top of all that nicotine seems to cause damage to DNA, which more often leads to cancerous genetic mutations. I'd be careful with pure nicotine either way.

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