Can I smoke and not become addicted to nicotine?
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Dr. Michael Roizen answered:Absolutely, but it is rare.
Absolutely, but it is rare. More -
Dr. Mehmet Oz answered:Some people can smoke without becoming addicted to nicotine, but it's rare. Your reaction depends on your personal response to nicotine. As with alcohol and other drugs that tend to be abused, some people are more vulnerable to addictions and dependencies than others. But the harmful chemicals in cigarettes don't care if you're addicted. They'll harm you and the people around you no matter what.Some people can smoke without becoming addicted to nicotine, but it's rare. Your reaction depends on your personal response to nicotine. As with alcohol and other drugs that tend to be abused, some people are more vulnerable to addictions... More -
Dr. Joseph I Miller III of Piedmont Heart Institute answered:Very few individuals avoid the addiction that cigarettes create.
Very few individuals avoid the addiction that cigarettes create. More -
Dr. Robert S Kaufmann answered:It is possible but nicotine is a very addicting drug. I surely wouldn't take that chance. I would not start. The folks that smoke occasionally in a bar or something of that nature may have a less chance of being addicted but if you do it on a regular basis you will become addicted.It is possible but nicotine is a very addicting drug. I surely wouldn't take that chance. I would not start. The folks that smoke occasionally in a bar or something of that nature may have a less chance of being addicted but if you... More -
Nicotine addiction begins to occur with your first drag of a cigarette. Nicotine is extremely addictive and with continued use addictive symptoms will increase, making cessation difficult. Nicotine from cigarettes reaches your brain in under ten seconds and starts to cause its addictive effects.Nicotine addiction begins to occur with your first drag of a cigarette. Nicotine is extremely addictive and with continued use addictive symptoms will increase, making cessation difficult. Nicotine from cigarettes reaches your brain in under... More -
Dr. Ivan Hernandez of Bayview Center for Mental Health, Inc. answered:This usually depends on several factors, such as the number of cigarettes you smoke, the frequency with which you smoke, and the duration that you have been smoking.
This usually depends on several factors, such as the number of cigarettes you smoke, the frequency with which you smoke, and the duration that you have been smoking. More -
Irwin Isaacs of TherapyLiveCare answered:Probably not, because nicotine is an extremely addicting substance.Probably not, because nicotine is an extremely addicting substance. More
