While the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved nicotine gum to help users quit smoking, many people wonder about its potential side effects. Nicotine gum is FDA-approved, and it’s ...

Nicotine can also irritate the mucus membrane that aligns the throat and esophagus, which can lead to hiccups, she said. It can also stimulate stomach acid production and can cause reflux, triggering ...

Pouches do not contain tobacco, which contains many chemicals and cancer-causing agents. However, nicotine on its own can still be harmful. Common side effects of nicotine pouch use include nausea, ...

For nicotine patches to work, you must stop smoking, or else you may experience side effects. A 15 mg to 22 mg nicotine patch dose is a good starting point for most smokers. There are many ...

Also, as with most addictive substances, you may experience side effects of withdrawal if you stop consuming nicotine. Lord Michael Bichard, chair of the National Trading Standards, said ...

A new study has sparked growing concerns over the number of young people with a nicotine addiction through vaping. About 10% of school pupils in Kent are current vapers, according to a study presented ...

Up to now, most research on nicotine has looked at the effects of nicotine in animals, among people who use tobacco products (like cigarettes) or among people who have had nicotine over a short time ...

Kwit is an app that can help you combat the side effects of stopping nicotine, track your brogress, tackle cravings and more. Quit Tracker allows you track how much money you've saved, how many ...

Tobacco is often considered the deadliest drug in the United States, primarily because of its addictive nature and long term side effects. While tobacco is still an issue today, local officials ...

The side effects of vaping e-cigarettes may be due to the chemicals present in the e-liquid. Nicotine, glycerin, and propylene glycol (PG) are the primary chemicals in e-cigarettes. Depending on ...

Edible cannabis containing 50 mg or more of THC has been linked with serious side effects. Regularly taking large amounts of cannabis might cause cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS).