Liquid In Lungs?

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Ozwald

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I have asthma too, and I vape pretty much constantly. I do have to be very wary of high-VG eliquids, they make me feel like I've got glue AND a hairball in my lungs, but otherwise I do ok. My own doctor, when I saw him in January, was very encouraging about trying e-cigs to try and finally quit my very light smoking habit, and wished me good luck.

And quite beside being able to breathe, and wake up without sounding like a water pipe, I've got my high notes back! I can scream right along with Robert Plant on anything! :D

Andria

Are you saying if I vape long enough I can sing like Steve Perry???

Awesome! I need to go find a big stick. I won't be able to keep the ladies off from me.

 

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I have asthma too, and I vape pretty much constantly. I do have to be very wary of high-VG eliquids, they make me feel like I've got glue AND a hairball in my lungs, but otherwise I do ok. My own doctor, when I saw him in January, was very encouraging about trying e-cigs to try and finally quit my very light smoking habit, and wished me good luck.

And quite beside being able to breathe, and wake up without sounding like a water pipe, I've got my high notes back! I can scream right along with Robert Plant on anything! :D

Andria

well that is interesting. my experience has been completely different. since i've been vaping my voice (speaking and singing) has noticably deteriorated. i don't plan on quitting vaping anytime soon but i also can't ignore the fact that it has done something to my vocal chords.
 
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well that is interesting. my experience has been completely different. since i've been vaping my voice (speaking and singing) has noticably deteriorated. i don't plan on quitting vaping anytime soon but i also can't ignore the fact that it has done something to my vocal chords.

Mine get coated and phlegmy; I have to clear my throat a lot, and drinking water helps a great deal. When they start getting that thick feeling, I know I'm getting dehydrated and need to drink up, right away!

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Also, a lot of docs are conservative in general. Just the idea of a vaporizer might freak them out. They might not know which one to reccomend or how. But either way, a lot of docs are $ and conservative, so they read CONSERVATIVE media which paints vapers in a very bad light...
I'm sure a lot of people don't want me to go there, but this one is VERY hard to leave alone.
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I'm sure a lot of people don't want me to go there, but this one is VERY hard to leave alone.
:laugh:

Politics have no place in this thread, or vaping in general. Not every vaper is a liberal, not every conservative is against it.

The only thing worse than a republican is a democrat & the only thing worse than a democrat is a republican.

ETA: There are no stupid questions, just stupid politicians.
 

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well that is interesting. my experience has been completely different. since i've been vaping my voice (speaking and singing) has noticably deteriorated. i don't plan on quitting vaping anytime soon but i also can't ignore the fact that it has done something to my vocal chords.
I never had that problem... I have heard some people do. When I stopped smoking I noticed the opposite actually. Weird how things affect dif people. I went from horse to mouse. lol
 
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