Andrew Huberman· PhD
because the half life of nicotine from smoking or vaping is very short, anywhere from one to two hours, they're essentially in a state of withdrawal at the point where they wake up in the morning.
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because the half life of nicotine from smoking or vaping is very short, anywhere from one to two hours, they're essentially in a state of withdrawal at the point where they wake up in the morning.
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Withdrawal sets in about four hours after the last ingestion of nicotine by cigarette or by inhalation from the vape pen.