What Exactly is Nicotine?

The video discusses the addictive nature of nicotine, especially in teenagers, and the withdrawal symptoms experienced when quitting smoking. It highlights personal stories of smokers dealing with cravings and anxiety. The video also warns about the health risks associated with nicotine in e-cigarettes, emphasizing its toxic effects and potential to aggravate respiratory conditions.

What makes nicotine particularly addictive for teenagers?

• Their developing brains make them more susceptible.

• Their bodies metabolize nicotine faster.

• They have a higher tolerance for nicotine.

• They are more exposed to nicotine products.

What is a common symptom of nicotine withdrawal?

• Increased appetite for food

• Enhanced mood

• Improved concentration

• Decreased anxiety

How long do physical cravings typically last after quitting smoking?

• A few days

• About a month

• Several hours

• A year

Which of the following is a potential effect of nicotine on the body?

• Decreased heart rate

• Improved respiratory function

• Lower blood pressure

• Dizziness and nausea

What warning is often found on e-cigarette packaging?

• Promotes better health

• Safe for all ages

• Nicotine is addictive and toxic

• Contains no harmful substances