Exploring Nicotine's Health Benefits
I am planting tobacco seeds. So call me crazy, but I
know that nicotine has insane health benefits.
And if you go to look this up, the first thing you're probably gonna see
is from
the FDA, and they're gonna tell you that it's super addictive, bad for you,
and
just to stay away from it. And in a sense, they are right.
Cigarettes, chew, it's all bad for you, but it's not because of the nicotine.
It's because of all the toxins and chemicals that they put into it.
So if you do a little bit more digging, you can find research from the Vanderbilt
Medical Center, Georgetown University, Stanford University, that shows
that nicotine helps with Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's,
myocarditis, um, Tourette's, autism.
It's super antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic,
anti-inflammatory. There are so many health benefits, it's crazy.
And one little personal testimony that I had is that we gave my dad, when
he was visiting, a very low dose of nicotine,
and he's eighty-one, and he can't move his arm across his body.
Like, he had a really hard time even putting
deodorant on.
But we gave him that low dose, and in literally, like, an hour, he
was telling me,
"Maz, I feel amazing." And he was showing me, like,
all these movements with his
arm. He was so stoked, and he said that he felt so much better.
So I plan to plant these little, um, tobacco plants,
and when it's grown, you can take the leaf
and you can chew on it, and you get all
those benefits without any chemicals or any nasty
additives. And I heard that they wanna ban it.
They wanna ban nicotine, um, in its, like, you know,
um, pure form by twenty thirty. So if
that doesn't get you thinking, I don't know what will.
But as for me,
I'm gonna plant my little tobacco seeds.
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