Isn't nicotine now being touted by some as a potential cure for some diseases -- maybe her continued smoking also helped her to get better? I am a non-smoker by the way.
Isn't nicotine now being touted by some as a potential cure for some diseases -- maybe her continued smoking also helped her to get better? I am a non-smoker by the way.
If you haven't already done it go to the "dr Bryan ardis show" there you will find the transcript of a long and detailed talk on nicotine. I've watched many of his videos usually on other peoples platforms and is a wealth of information, he does very little speculation and backs up everything with study after study. Go to beforeitsnews and watch his latest video on David Rodriguez platform. A must watch.
Isn't nicotine now being touted by some as a potential cure for some diseases -- maybe her continued smoking also helped her to get better? I am a non-smoker by the way.
It's probably the additives put in cigarettes by the manufacturers which makes them harmful, not the tobacco:
"The Many Health Benefits of Smoking Tobacco"
https://www.sott.net/article/338885-A-comprehensive-review-of-the-many-health-benefits-of-smoking-Tobacco
In traditional South American cultures, tobacco is seen as a healing plant:
https://bioneers.org/plant-teachers-ayahuasca-tobacco-and-the-pursuit-of-knowledge-jeremy-narby-ze0z2111/
If you haven't already done it go to the "dr Bryan ardis show" there you will find the transcript of a long and detailed talk on nicotine. I've watched many of his videos usually on other peoples platforms and is a wealth of information, he does very little speculation and backs up everything with study after study. Go to beforeitsnews and watch his latest video on David Rodriguez platform. A must watch.