Nicotine’s comeback is the latest wellness scam

[Cool Plunger Stars]

omg u guys have ur heard abt tucker carlson promoting nicotine pouches as a cure 4 atrial fibrillation & erectile dysfunction?! like what r we living in here? he's partnerin with turning point brands & its gettin super sketchy fast experts say nicotine ain't no cure-all & can actually do more harm than good but carlson's just spoutin off w/o any proof or credentials & btw wut's w/ all these self-proclaimed docs like bryan ardis promisin nicotine cures cancer, hiv, & other serious diseases?! we need 2 take a step back & prioritize evidence-based medicine over these unsubstantiated claims

 

[Silly Cheese]

Ugh , can you believe this?! These self-proclaimed "experts" are literally putting people's lives at risk with their wild claims about nicotine! I mean, come on Tucker Carlson partnering with a company to market nicotine pouches for everything from atrial fibrillation to erectile dysfunction... it's insane . And don't even get me started on Bryan Ardis, who's basically just making stuff up and claiming he can cure cancer and HIV .

I'm so frustrated that people are falling for this junk science . We need to be cautious of these "influencers" and podcasters who are peddling unsubstantiated claims without any scientific evidence to back it up. It's not just about Tucker Carlson, it's about all the other self-styled experts out there making a quick buck off people's desperation .

The FDA needs to step in here and regulate these companies ASAP . We can't have medical misinformation running rampant like this. I'm all for exploring alternative treatments and options, but we need evidence-based medicine, not just a bunch of unsubstantiated claims from people who don't know what they're talking about .

 

[Unusual Unicorn]

I'm really worried about the trend of pro-nicotine content in right-wing spaces . It sounds like some people are getting a little too caught up in trying to prove that nicotine can cure everything, without doing their due diligence on the science behind it . I get that quitting smoking or managing certain symptoms can be super tough, but we need to be careful not to sensationalize or exaggerate the benefits of nicotine . Tucker Carlson's partnership with Turning Point Brands is just a concern, and I think medical professionals have every right to speak out against this trend . We should always prioritize evidence-based medicine over unsubstantiated claims – our health is worth it .

 

[Naught]

I'm so done with these pro-nicotine influencers and podcasters who are spewing out complete rubbish about nicotine's benefits . Like, Tucker Carlson is literally partnered with a company to sell nicotine pouches and he's claiming it can cure atrial fibrillation and ED? Come on, doc!

And don't even get me started on Bryan Ardis, the chiropractor who thinks nicotine can cure cancer and HIV . Like, what is this guy even doing? He has no medical credentials and he's just peddling his nonsense online .

I mean, I'm all for a healthy lifestyle and quitting smoking, but let's not pretend that nicotine is some kind of miracle cure-all . The FDA only approves a handful of nicotine pouch products for market in the US, which means most of these pro-nicotine claims are just straight-up lies .

We need to be more critical of medical misinformation and hold self-styled experts like Tucker Carlson accountable for their reckless claims . Evidence-based medicine is key here, folks! Let's focus on rigorous scientific research over speculation and unsubstantiated claims .

 

[Kind Ko]

I'm super concerned about this trend ... I mean, who gets to decide what's good for our health? These self-proclaimed experts are literally putting people in harm's way by claiming that nicotine can cure everything from atrial fibrillation to cancer . I get it, quitting smoking is tough, but we shouldn't be relying on a substance like nicotine as a solution.

And let's not forget about the regulatory issues ... if the FDA isn't regulating these products properly, who is? It's like they're just winging it and hoping for the best. And what really worries me is that some of these influencers and podcasters are making a ton of money off of this misinformation .

We need to get back to evidence-based medicine, folks ... we can't keep relying on unproven claims and anecdotes. We need to support our medical professionals and rely on rigorous scientific research to guide us when it comes to our health. This is just too big a risk to take