Generation Z

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Originally Posted by Jewboo

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After sixteen months I still crave one every few days.

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Yeah, I can imagine. Last day of work in Istanbul, before Christmasbreak. I all of a sudden was overcome by an incredibly dizziness. I couldn’t stand up after the 8.30 am patients left. Couldn’t even sit. Was lying down for six hours and then my assistant drove me in the backseat to an ear specialist. Diagnose vestibular neuritis, totally harmless in itself and I am recovered, but it tends to affect people under stress, so I decided to change my life! Reduce stress, drink less. Next warning maybe more serious!

Im of the opinion that cutting nicotine completely after age 40 does more harm than good.

Recommend chewing the end of a cigar or vaping to reduced ml.

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Originally Posted by Horn

Im of the opinion that cutting nicotine completely after age 40 does more harm than good.

Recommend chewing the end of a cigar or vaping to reduced ml.

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My mother quit around the age of 50, after smoking heavily since college; at least two packs a day. She was quite healthy and led a well balanced life until she died instantly from a stroke at the age of 89. That's at least 39 years of productive living and enjoying life, after quitting.

While that may work for women of a previous generation.

If I were to eliminate nicotine from my diet completely, the millenials would suffer some destructive wrath along with myself.

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Originally Posted by Neuro

Diagnose vestibular neuritis, totally harmless in itself and I am recovered, but it tends to affect people under stress, so I decided to change my life! Reduce stress, drink less. Next warning maybe more serious!

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What causes vestibular neuritis?


Researchers think the most likely cause is a viral infection of the inner ear, swelling around the vestibulocochlear nerve (caused by a virus), or a viral infection that has occurred somewhere else in the body.

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Originally Posted by Horn

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I'm of the opinion that goyim cutting nicotine completely after age 40 does more harm than good.

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Of course you are (((Dr. Horn))).

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Originally Posted by Jewboo

Of course you are (((Dr. Horn))).

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Ofcourse you and Neuro were my test specimens. The results are obvious and conclusive.

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Originally Posted by Horn

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I've smoked weed then posted incoherent shit on GSUS 24,566 times.

Deal with it goyim!

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Log report circa: X-mas 018.14:30

Test subject Neuro, records experiencing a lightheaded dizziness STOP. Secondary long term subject Book, suffered a reading comprehension and plagiarist disorder.

All occuring shortly thereafter their suspended or discontunued use of nicotine containing products.

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Originally Posted by Jewboo

What causes vestibular neuritis?


Researchers think the most likely cause is a viral infection of the inner ear, swelling around the vestibulocochlear nerve (caused by a virus), or a viral infection that has occurred somewhere else in the body.

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Sure, but you see I invited the virus to have a stronger effect, by smoking drinking and not sleeping enough. That type of stress is what actually in the long, sometimes short, run, kill people. Vestibular neuritis is in itself a health non-issue, apart from being one of the most nauseating things you can have, so is the virus that is the direct cause of the vestibular neuritis. They have been around us for millions of years. I had other indicators that I wasn’t doing that well health wise lately, but nothing highlighted it as much as lying down for 6 hours utterly incapable of moving. From that I am recovered completely.

But I think I do well in heeding the warning.