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When dipping does anybody else get a little dizzy and feel kind of a high?
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Nicotine: Nicotine makes you feel good and distracts you from felony bad, which may be the buzz feeling. It also effects blood pressure, which may be why you are feeling a little dizzy, although dizziness is mire common for the person who is trying to quit and going through withdrawals.
Answered 12/22/2012
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