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EDIT2: This was my 4444th posting as OOM here
Just noticed after editing
I was also a little confused by this, because if you have 2114(now) activities or more, how is it possible 4444?
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Thanks for this, I was aware they added something like 180 chemicals but never realized it actual they changed it to crack.
So what years were the major brands switch to free basing?
Direct answer: The switch to ammonia freebasing of nicotine began with Philip Morris in the early 1960s (around 1965), expanded through the late 1960s and early 1970s, and by the mid‑1970s most major U.S. brands (including R.J. Reynolds Camel and Winston) had adopted the technique
We never had a fucking chance with these cocksuckers pulling the strings.
I'm almost 100% sure it was the other way around, and the people at PhilipMorris were inspired by the method of adding ammonia to cocaine to produce crack, and then they thought the same for nicotine and it worked, the more you smoke the more you want to smoke, both for crack and for industrial cigarettes.
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Because the substances are consumed by the body faster, and expelled faster as well, making the desire come faster, this happens differently when there is no ammonia added to tobacco, because it will take longer to be consumed by the body, therefore, bioavailability of this substance for a much longer period, however, in any case, nicotine and cocaine do not cease to cause dependence, and also, just to reinforce here, I never needed hospitalization to quit crack and cocaine, but it was very difficult among many comings and goings...,
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I will really try to make more effort not to come here... the more you address each subject... And that instigates me... ... I need to take my bike and my tent and go out and be without internet for about six months, maybe I can quit this addiction of wanting to come here... but you don't help...,
