For the last week, I’ve been wearing a 7mg nicotine patch with amazing results. Almost every night since I’ve slept through the night. My symptoms have improved, I have a much better sense of wellbeing.
Nicotine has been known for years for its medicinal properties. Eggplant has the second most nicotine containing plant, tomatoes are the 3rd.
Nicotine has been demonized for years, you know who didn’t die from Covid, smokers. Covid attacked same receptors that nicotine uses. God put nicotine on this earth and put receptors in your cell so you can use it. There’s a 2015 study, where Harvards scientist tried to get mice addicted to nicotine. They could get mice, addicted to sugar, alcohol, and other drugs. They couldn’t get the mice addicted to nicotine without the added pyrazines. It’s well-known that the tobacco companies started to add them to nicotine to make them more addictive in the 1970s. They also added arsenic and sugar?
What would be the purpose of adding arsenic and sugar other than to create and feed cancer? 1994, all the tobacco industry, heads testified before Congress, the nicotine was not addictive. They have not been sued. It’s also when they started to demonize nicotine, not tobacco, nicotine. As we well know, the government is in bed with the pharmaceutical companies. Those companies know the medicinal properties of nicotine. They can’t make billions on treating us with artificial man-made chemicals if All we have to do issues a cheap, natural medicinal chemical that God put on this earth. Similar to marijuana. The demonized marijuana because they knew it worked. When I was a kid I didn’t know the difference between marijuana and cocaine . It’s also incredibly safe. I’m going to see Willie Nelson in Vegas next month. He’s 90 and going Strong . It’s been well known that smokers have huge decreased risks from Parkinson’s.
Do you know what’s also interesting? Biden just announced that by 2030, he’s getting rid of nicotine products? That’s a heckuva coincidence.
I haven’t felt at all addicted to the nicotine patches. After I started wearing them, my 12-year-old daughter asked if I had to went to the doctor because I was walking so good. I wanted to cry. Do you know what is addictive??? carbidopa levodopa!!! Early in my Parkinson’s diagnosis, I felt better when I didn’t take the medicine. So I stopped cold turkey. I know how stupid that was. I nearly died of neuro malignant syndrome.
Do yourself a favor and go buy a 7 mg nicotine patch. To start with, especially if you are sensitive, you can cut the patch into thirds or half. See how you feel?
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Nicotine is a normal ingredient in the diet, and is present in many vegetables and foodstuffs.
It appears to have an important role in protecting against neurodegenerative and auto-immune disease, for some genotypes if not all. Those who eat more nicotine-containing vegetables are shown to be less vulnerable to Parkinson’s, for example.
Nicotine is an effective therapy for Parkinson’s patients and others.
Nicotine has no association with cancer. It does not affect it or induce or assist it in any way in humans. See NICE PH45 for example.
No clinical study exists that demonstrates pure nicotine has any negative health impact for humans. For other lifeforms, this does not apply. Many of the things we consider nutrients are toxic for other species, and we consume ‘insecticides’ as normal because they are beneficial for us. It is entirely normal for us to consume the ‘insecticides’ trimethylxanthine or methyl pyridine [1], for example, because they are good for us. Indeed labelling some of our foods as insecticides indicates the disingenuous nature of the argument. Having a scary chemical name like d-alpha tocopherol does not make something poisonous [2].
It is clinically impossible to demonstrate any potential for vaping to ‘addict’ never-consumers of tobacco. There is at least $10 million waiting for the first researcher to demonstrate it; they are trying all the time and have been for years. It can’t be done. Ex-smokers are dependent on nicotine because that is what smoking it with tobacco does.
Dependence on nicotine requires a tobacco delivery vehicle. There is no evidence anywhere to refute that. A clinical trial that demonstrates dependence on nicotine in never-smokers does not exist - but nicotine is being administered to never-smokers in CTs every day. Ethics panel approvals for this are routine - nicotine is considered harmless, or the current level of research with never-smokers could not exist.
You cannot become dependent on nicotine outside of being a tobacco consumer - the other compounds in tobacco boost, potentiate and synergise nicotine, and increase its potential for dependence exponentially. Ethics committees know very well indeed that you can shovel it down the throat of never-smokers for 6 months and it will have no effect at all except act as a therapeutic for the neurodegenerative or auto-immune condition it is being tested on.
If it does have any other effect, it will be to reduce blood pressure in the hypertensive and improve cognitive functionality for some.
All the arguments against nicotine turn out to be fraudulent in some way when examined - somebody is making money by convincing you it is harmful. As an example, they repeat that nicotine harms the CV system, in some way. However, the world authority on long-term pure nicotine administration to never-smokers, Dr Paul Newhouse, states clearly that the only chronic effect he can locate unrelated to treating patients with assorted medical conditions is that nicotine lowers the blood pressure slightly.
You might want to read that last sentence again. It’s made by the person with the largest database on pure nicotine clinical trial effects in the world, when administered to never-smokers. Nobody else has access to this size of data resource.
Smoking has all kinds of harmful effects. They are restricted to smoking, not consumption of individual compounds present without smoke.
Nicotine and inflammatory neurological disorders
Nicotine patch
Gou Teng helps with my tremors . 
Professor of Neurology Andrew Lees says if he had PD he would chew nicotine gum
