Nicotine

I believe I already know the answer to this, but I’m just curious to know if anyone here vapes and if so, somehow noticed any negative gaining differences before or after vapeing.

Do a consistent routine and you’ll be good. People grow on or off nicotine.

That said, work on removing it for your overall health.

Im a smoker and I have gained well. Maybe better if I wasnt. I still have pathetic flaccid.Quitting may or may not help.

Yeah I’ve been working on trying to cut it out for a long time. I need to just suck it up and do it

At 6.12 BPEL 4.62eg and thats about .40 better than I was on girth 2 months ago. Beginning gains probably, but really wanting to increase both and I felt the nicotine might be hindering me. Or I’m just an impatient 21 year old lol

Im the worst person to gives this advice since I smoke alot, but quit early. It will not help gains, that is for sure!

I used to smoke cigarettes and or dip then switched to vaping 3mg salt nic and I noticed EQ improvement from just cutting out the tobacco products. Not the nicotine. I’m no Dr. And I’m not saying vape is healthy I’m just saying how my experience has been. Who knows if I’ll see more EQ if I quit nicotine all together. But I’ll take the nicotine for now

Endogenous testosterone levels and smoking in men. The fifth Tromsø study - PubMed

Biophysiologist here. The simple and clear answer is that nicotine use, however taken, is well known to narrow arteries and thereby restrict blood flow. Blood flow is a primary facilitator in gaining erections and vascular volume provides a significant amount of the bulk of a flaccid penis. So, yeah, eliminating significant nicotine use would increase penis size, flaccid and erect. Someone who uses nicotine can still get good PE gains, however that gain is comparing a sub-optimal (on nicotine) starting point to a sub-optimal end point. So, gains would likely be even higher if the person started as a nicotine user, stopped use during the PE, and made the final measurement well after having stopped nicotine use.