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II use smoking as a way to manage my GI adhesion issues caused by physical trauma—my intestines have a high number of nicotinic receptors, and nicotine helps far more effectively than pain medications. I’ve spoken about the benefits of nicotine before. Here’s a thought: Bet me that your GMO... veggies don’t lack nicotine. Yes, cigarettes smell—I love smoking but hate the odor. Recently, Biden quietly floated an FDA proposal to ban nicotine altogether. It’s another giant lie, much like the COVID narratives. Time to wake up and see through it! And speaking of COVID, remember how smokers were initially said to have some protection against the virus? There’s research backing that up—look it up.show more

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Colin Stuckert3 年前

Why magnesium? Because it's integral to 600+ biochemical bodily processes. But most magnesium products are hard to absorb due to their low dosage. Some are only 10% magnesium per dose. 🔥 Wild Mag Complex has 90% elemental magnesium in each serving. 450mg of 500!

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L0VELETTER3161 年前

Will nicotine patches or gum work the same? I stopped smoking 20 yrs ago. My insides look like spider webs. Everything used to be to be stuck together. I had some cut when I had my tubes removed. The doctor was shocked at what she saw through the scope. She couldn’t get everything. I know they can grow back. I’ve never heard nicotine could help!!!!!

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Chaos Coordinator1 年前

I live with significant scar tissue, and when I fast, my intestines become overactive, making it feel like knives are shredding me from the inside. The adhesions cause an intense, almost unbearable pain as the constant motion of my intestines pulls and stretches the damaged tissue. It’s not just discomfort—it’s a level of agony that’s hard to describe unless you’ve experienced it. Over time, I’ve found that sugar and nicotine help to slow down peristalsis, calming the relentless movement of my intestines and providing some relief. While it’s far from a perfect solution, it’s one of the few things that can temporarily ease the torment and let me function. For those who haven’t dealt with the effects of adhesions, it’s hard to imagine how something as simple as intestinal activity can become such a source of pain, but it’s an everyday reality for me.

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Lubo Kuzman1 年前

I started using nicotine at 44… never felt better

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FLgal7261 年前

Read and/or listen to ToreSays posts, podcasts, etc where she talks about #Nicotine by searching keyword Nicotine on 👉🏻 💅🏻

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Hillbilly Astronaut1 年前

I use nicotine to keep me from choking out stupid people on a daily basis.

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DrugstoreSeraphim1 年前

They need to ban the chemical additives, not the nicotine. Pyrazines are what make cigarettes addictive.

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RealityBites1 年前

@RobertfKennedJr Please stop the FDA from taking nicotine out of tobacco.

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FLgal7261 年前

#Nicotine PDF here 👇

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1,812,397 次观看 • 10 个月前

#ELLEBsideStory #ELLEThailand #beckysangels #ELLEBSideStoryxBECKY 🎤: I’ve also spoken with Becky before; you mentioned experiencing things like bullying in the past. 🧚‍♀️: Oh, yes. 🎤: It was really severe, wasn't it? 🧚‍♀️: Extremely severe. Especially during the early days of GAP The Series. According to the novel's setting... I might not have looked exactly like the character described. I could understand that, but I also worked hard to prove myself through my acting. I portrayed Mon in a way that I thought was cute, and the fans liked it. But there were still people saying, "Hmm, why cast a biracial person for this role?" Well, I understood them. But I just wanted them to let me try first. There were also people criticizing my looks; at the time, I was very insecure about my heart-shaped face. People said it didn't look good. But later, everyone started saying, "Hey, it’s quite chic, it’s unique, one of a kind." That's when I started to love it. Actually, in the beginning... at first, I didn't really dare to show it. But later I came to appreciate this feature—it is my own kind of beauty. 🎤: Does that mean you didn't like yourself at first? 🧚‍♀️: It wasn't that I completely disliked myself, I was just insecure. It was probably because I listened to what others said too much that I became insecure. But luckily, my mindset has changed now. I’ve started to fall in love with my "imperfections." You shouldn't try to change who you are, because that is you. You have to love yourself more. Because that is the person I have to face every morning when I wake up—myself. 🎤: We know best what we are truly like. 🧚‍♀️: Right, I love myself very much. I’ve reached a stage where I deeply care for, love, and look after myself. Like I said, it’s normal for some people to love you and some to hate you. It’s enough to just focus on the people who love us.

#ELLEBsideStory #ELLEThailand #beckysangels #ELLEBSideStoryxBECKY 🎤: I’ve also spoken with Becky before; you mentioned experiencing things like bullying in the past. 🧚‍♀️: Oh, yes. 🎤: It was really severe, wasn't it? 🧚‍♀️: Extremely severe. Especially during the early days of GAP The Series. According to the novel's setting... I might not have looked exactly like the character described. I could understand that, but I also worked hard to prove myself through my acting. I portrayed Mon in a way that I thought was cute, and the fans liked it. But there were still people saying, "Hmm, why cast a biracial person for this role?" Well, I understood them. But I just wanted them to let me try first. There were also people criticizing my looks; at the time, I was very insecure about my heart-shaped face. People said it didn't look good. But later, everyone started saying, "Hey, it’s quite chic, it’s unique, one of a kind." That's when I started to love it. Actually, in the beginning... at first, I didn't really dare to show it. But later I came to appreciate this feature—it is my own kind of beauty. 🎤: Does that mean you didn't like yourself at first? 🧚‍♀️: It wasn't that I completely disliked myself, I was just insecure. It was probably because I listened to what others said too much that I became insecure. But luckily, my mindset has changed now. I’ve started to fall in love with my "imperfections." You shouldn't try to change who you are, because that is you. You have to love yourself more. Because that is the person I have to face every morning when I wake up—myself. 🎤: We know best what we are truly like. 🧚‍♀️: Right, I love myself very much. I’ve reached a stage where I deeply care for, love, and look after myself. Like I said, it’s normal for some people to love you and some to hate you. It’s enough to just focus on the people who love us.

alimiaomiaomiao💛🪽

12,724 次观看 • 8 个月前

#AustrianGP 🇦🇹 | Lewis Hamilton says it’s been crazy to see the media switch up after Barcelona win: “It’s been crazy to see the flip in people changing their minds from the things that they were saying previously. I don’t really take much notice of that.” “Most importantly for me is seeing the love from the fans and how people who experienced it with me. That meant a lot.” “In terms of championship, I’ve been here before. I know what I have to do. There’s a long way to go.”

#AustrianGP 🇦🇹 | Lewis Hamilton says it’s been crazy to see the media switch up after Barcelona win: “It’s been crazy to see the flip in people changing their minds from the things that they were saying previously. I don’t really take much notice of that.” “Most importantly for me is seeing the love from the fans and how people who experienced it with me. That meant a lot.” “In terms of championship, I’ve been here before. I know what I have to do. There’s a long way to go.”

deni

190,498 次观看 • 2 个月前

10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried This Week #10 - Exposed: Secret Government Plot to Deploy Aerosolized ‘Vaccines’ Using Drones People on social media are reporting strange symptoms after exposure to a mysterious fog blanketing their areas. This is happening across the U.S. and, as our research shows, in multiple countries. The situation has garnered so much attention that even mainstream media outlets are offering their own explanations. Some witnesses even claim to have spotted drones hovering above the fog. What’s going on here? The similarities to COVID-era controversies might shock you. While Senators like Rand Paul, Ron Johnson, and Roger Marshall have popularized the idea that EcoHealth Alliance’s 2018 DEFUSE proposal to DARPA involved gain-of-function research to make the COVID virus more dangerous, less attention has been given to another alarming aspect of the plan. According to journalist Jon Fleetwood, the same DEFUSE plan talked about “aerosolizing COVID” and using “drones to release these particles.” One chilling excerpt from the DEFUSE proposal reads: “This technology has a potential application in large-area inoculation of animals/humans.” Fleetwood stressed, “That’s us!” He further explained: “There’s a picture that maybe what was actually intended was to outfit drones with spray technology... and use it to release a virus vaccine. The idea is that they created the virus through gain-of-function research and other experiments to make it a self-spreading vaccine that acts like a virus.” “Senators are saying there’s information in there that talks about gain of function on these viruses. And yes, that gain of function did happen,” Fleetwood continued. “If that happened from the DEFUSE proposal, then what else also happened that’s inside the DEFUSE proposal?” Have we been subject to another “Operation Sea Spray” without our consent? This is an eye-opening conversation well worth your time. (See 9 More Revealing Stories Below)

10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried This Week #10 - Exposed: Secret Government Plot to Deploy Aerosolized ‘Vaccines’ Using Drones People on social media are reporting strange symptoms after exposure to a mysterious fog blanketing their areas. This is happening across the U.S. and, as our research shows, in multiple countries. The situation has garnered so much attention that even mainstream media outlets are offering their own explanations. Some witnesses even claim to have spotted drones hovering above the fog. What’s going on here? The similarities to COVID-era controversies might shock you. While Senators like Rand Paul, Ron Johnson, and Roger Marshall have popularized the idea that EcoHealth Alliance’s 2018 DEFUSE proposal to DARPA involved gain-of-function research to make the COVID virus more dangerous, less attention has been given to another alarming aspect of the plan. According to journalist Jon Fleetwood, the same DEFUSE plan talked about “aerosolizing COVID” and using “drones to release these particles.” One chilling excerpt from the DEFUSE proposal reads: “This technology has a potential application in large-area inoculation of animals/humans.” Fleetwood stressed, “That’s us!” He further explained: “There’s a picture that maybe what was actually intended was to outfit drones with spray technology... and use it to release a virus vaccine. The idea is that they created the virus through gain-of-function research and other experiments to make it a self-spreading vaccine that acts like a virus.” “Senators are saying there’s information in there that talks about gain of function on these viruses. And yes, that gain of function did happen,” Fleetwood continued. “If that happened from the DEFUSE proposal, then what else also happened that’s inside the DEFUSE proposal?” Have we been subject to another “Operation Sea Spray” without our consent? This is an eye-opening conversation well worth your time. (See 9 More Revealing Stories Below)

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,512,546 次观看 • 1 年前

Just picture this; you're in the park, and can't help but notice these two hot teen girls as they're waving their ciggies around while chatting away. Soon your eye is caught by the one on the right, and you realise that she's no ordinary smoker. She brings her ciggie to her lips every ten seconds to take a strong drag while listening to her friend and exhaling big plumes of smoke. Oh man, she's full-on powersmoking. This hottie's heavily hooked body must be absolutely starved of nicotine. And she must be feeling such an enormous nicotine rush when she's abusing her lungs so intensely. She's clearly so relaxed now that she can satisfy her massive smoking addiction. After about two minutes she's finally able to reduce the pace a bit so she can take the time to talk to her friend. Then she immediately continues to cram even more nicotine into her body, and smokes her ciggie right down to the filter, sucking every last bit out of it. Yeah, she doesn't want to waste any of the goodness. Let's admit it; you can't help getting a massive hard-on while you were spying on this addicted hottie. You just have to go over to her and chat her up; you quite simply can't pass up the opportunity to hook up with such a hot smoking addict. #smoking #smokingfetish #sexysmoker #sexysmoking #cigarette #girlsmoke #smokingwoman #smokinggirl #smokingbabe #smokingbeauty #cig #chainsmoker #heavysmoker #girlswhosmokecigarette #chainsmoking #girlswhosmoke #smokingmodel #smokinghot #smoker #smokergirl #cigarette #addicted #smokingaddiction #smokinginthepark #deepinhale #exhale #powersmoking #teensmoking #teensmoker #smokingteen #cutegirl #coolgirl #hotgirl #sexygirl

Just picture this; you're in the park, and can't help but notice these two hot teen girls as they're waving their ciggies around while chatting away. Soon your eye is caught by the one on the right, and you realise that she's no ordinary smoker. She brings her ciggie to her lips every ten seconds to take a strong drag while listening to her friend and exhaling big plumes of smoke. Oh man, she's full-on powersmoking. This hottie's heavily hooked body must be absolutely starved of nicotine. And she must be feeling such an enormous nicotine rush when she's abusing her lungs so intensely. She's clearly so relaxed now that she can satisfy her massive smoking addiction. After about two minutes she's finally able to reduce the pace a bit so she can take the time to talk to her friend. Then she immediately continues to cram even more nicotine into her body, and smokes her ciggie right down to the filter, sucking every last bit out of it. Yeah, she doesn't want to waste any of the goodness. Let's admit it; you can't help getting a massive hard-on while you were spying on this addicted hottie. You just have to go over to her and chat her up; you quite simply can't pass up the opportunity to hook up with such a hot smoking addict. #smoking #smokingfetish #sexysmoker #sexysmoking #cigarette #girlsmoke #smokingwoman #smokinggirl #smokingbabe #smokingbeauty #cig #chainsmoker #heavysmoker #girlswhosmokecigarette #chainsmoking #girlswhosmoke #smokingmodel #smokinghot #smoker #smokergirl #cigarette #addicted #smokingaddiction #smokinginthepark #deepinhale #exhale #powersmoking #teensmoking #teensmoker #smokingteen #cutegirl #coolgirl #hotgirl #sexygirl

Smoking girl lover

14,802 次观看 • 5 个月前

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee: I hear people say, “I don’t want anything to do with Israel.” Okay, give up your cell phone. Give up car navigation. Give up some medical innovations that may have saved some member of your family’s life. Be sure, by the way, to give up some conveniences like cherry tomatoes and seedless watermelons while you’re at it. And let’s just go ahead and don’t buy anything that has an Nvidia or an Intel chip. Let’s get rid of most of your computers and a whole lot of the software that you use because it was innovated here. And I’m sorry to break it to you, but if you hate Israel that much, you’re going to be living a very different kind of life.

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee: I hear people say, “I don’t want anything to do with Israel.” Okay, give up your cell phone. Give up car navigation. Give up some medical innovations that may have saved some member of your family’s life. Be sure, by the way, to give up some conveniences like cherry tomatoes and seedless watermelons while you’re at it. And let’s just go ahead and don’t buy anything that has an Nvidia or an Intel chip. Let’s get rid of most of your computers and a whole lot of the software that you use because it was innovated here. And I’m sorry to break it to you, but if you hate Israel that much, you’re going to be living a very different kind of life.

Clash Report

547,655 次观看 • 3 个月前

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Ambassador Mike Huckabee: “I hear people say, ‘I don’t want anything to do with Israel.’ Okay, give up your cell phone. Give up car navigation. Give up some medical innovations that may have saved some member of your family’s life. Be sure, by the way, to give up some conveniences like cherry tomatoes and seedless watermelons while you’re at it. And let’s just go ahead and don’t buy anything that has an Nvidia or an Intel chip. Let’s get rid of most of your computers and a whole lot of the software that you use because it was innovated here. And I’m sorry to break it to you, but if you hate Israel that much, you’re going to be living a very different kind of life.”

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Ambassador Mike Huckabee: “I hear people say, ‘I don’t want anything to do with Israel.’ Okay, give up your cell phone. Give up car navigation. Give up some medical innovations that may have saved some member of your family’s life. Be sure, by the way, to give up some conveniences like cherry tomatoes and seedless watermelons while you’re at it. And let’s just go ahead and don’t buy anything that has an Nvidia or an Intel chip. Let’s get rid of most of your computers and a whole lot of the software that you use because it was innovated here. And I’m sorry to break it to you, but if you hate Israel that much, you’re going to be living a very different kind of life.”

Israel War Room

39,423 次观看 • 3 个月前

When asked why I support Nuremberg 2 trials I explained... "The state, however you define that… The military, CDC, Tony Fauci, Ralph Baric at the University of North Carolina… Created a weaponized virus. Correct? Gain of function research. They contracted it out to China and it caused a pandemic around the world once it was released. The government created a weaponized virus that then got out and caused a global pandemic. When are we going to have accountability for that? I genuinely don’t understand why government officials are allowed to engage in gain of function research [and then not be held to account for their actions]. [Senator Blumenthal] I’m not putting words in your mouth, I’m just quoting your words. [Toby Rogers] I would like to have accountability for the crimes of the Covid era and I’d like to have accountability for the fact that the CDC has known since 1999 that vaccines cause autism and they’ve covered it up for 26 years."

When asked why I support Nuremberg 2 trials I explained... "The state, however you define that… The military, CDC, Tony Fauci, Ralph Baric at the University of North Carolina… Created a weaponized virus. Correct? Gain of function research. They contracted it out to China and it caused a pandemic around the world once it was released. The government created a weaponized virus that then got out and caused a global pandemic. When are we going to have accountability for that? I genuinely don’t understand why government officials are allowed to engage in gain of function research [and then not be held to account for their actions]. [Senator Blumenthal] I’m not putting words in your mouth, I’m just quoting your words. [Toby Rogers] I would like to have accountability for the crimes of the Covid era and I’d like to have accountability for the fact that the CDC has known since 1999 that vaccines cause autism and they’ve covered it up for 26 years."

Toby Rogers

20,895 次观看 • 27 天前

Two years ago, I wouldn’t have been caught dead at a Trump rally. I was a liberal, I thought Trump was awful. Tonight was a beautiful moment to remember just how far I’ve come in 2 years. Yes, I’m frustrated with a lot, but I’m reminded just how INSANELY GOOD we have it. Do you remember what it used to be like? Do you remember how bad it was? I remember screaming on X for the Biden administration to help Western North Carolina for MONTHS. All I got was silence. I was mocked by Biden’s FEMA and they called me a liar for showing what was OUTSIDE MY OWN FRONT DOOR. Do you remember that? I do. Do you remember when they called illegal immigration unsolvable? I do. Before Trump got into office, I had no idea it was even a big problem, I had no idea our country was completely invaded by illegals until I got on X, and saw the truth. We are so quick to forget how dark it was before Trump came into office. I’m guilty of it just as much as anyone. But the beauty of the Trump rally, was that he reminded me of all the things he’s accomplished, and how much crap I’ve taken for granted, forgotten about, and then gotten upset about the problems he hasn’t solved yet. And I’m worried that a lot of people have or will be so caught up in the bad, that they forget the good. And there’s so much good On a personal note… I live in a very liberal city, and it was such a uniquely beautiful experience to be surrounded by people who didn’t hate me or want me dead. There’s so many good amazing people that love America and want her to succeed. That alone made the trip with it.

Two years ago, I wouldn’t have been caught dead at a Trump rally. I was a liberal, I thought Trump was awful. Tonight was a beautiful moment to remember just how far I’ve come in 2 years. Yes, I’m frustrated with a lot, but I’m reminded just how INSANELY GOOD we have it. Do you remember what it used to be like? Do you remember how bad it was? I remember screaming on X for the Biden administration to help Western North Carolina for MONTHS. All I got was silence. I was mocked by Biden’s FEMA and they called me a liar for showing what was OUTSIDE MY OWN FRONT DOOR. Do you remember that? I do. Do you remember when they called illegal immigration unsolvable? I do. Before Trump got into office, I had no idea it was even a big problem, I had no idea our country was completely invaded by illegals until I got on X, and saw the truth. We are so quick to forget how dark it was before Trump came into office. I’m guilty of it just as much as anyone. But the beauty of the Trump rally, was that he reminded me of all the things he’s accomplished, and how much crap I’ve taken for granted, forgotten about, and then gotten upset about the problems he hasn’t solved yet. And I’m worried that a lot of people have or will be so caught up in the bad, that they forget the good. And there’s so much good On a personal note… I live in a very liberal city, and it was such a uniquely beautiful experience to be surrounded by people who didn’t hate me or want me dead. There’s so many good amazing people that love America and want her to succeed. That alone made the trip with it.

Matt Van Swol

647,611 次观看 • 10 天前

"February 7th was a very dark day for me, but it was also one of the most rewarding experiences of my life—it just took a little time to see. I struggled with some mental health issues and contemplated my life because of the mistakes I had made. I’m ashamed to say it, honestly, but it’s a part of what happened. I feel like God came to me in a dream and gave me an out-of-body experience where I could see who I was... I couldn’t even tell you how I said most of the things I said in the past or felt the way I felt back then. It’s almost like that person is gone." Joe Pyfer opens up about his recent struggles.

"February 7th was a very dark day for me, but it was also one of the most rewarding experiences of my life—it just took a little time to see. I struggled with some mental health issues and contemplated my life because of the mistakes I had made. I’m ashamed to say it, honestly, but it’s a part of what happened. I feel like God came to me in a dream and gave me an out-of-body experience where I could see who I was... I couldn’t even tell you how I said most of the things I said in the past or felt the way I felt back then. It’s almost like that person is gone." Joe Pyfer opens up about his recent struggles.

Ariel Helwani

22,973 次观看 • 5 个月前