Soy lecithin

[SailCat]

OK, here we go. While I've not heard of Soy Lecithin used specifically in e-liquids, it is used in food processing to make a lower amount of sugar appear 'sweeter', a lesser amount of chocolate taste more 'chocolaty', and in pharmaceuticals to enhance the effectiveness of medications. It homogenizes and safely coats, then breaks down substances, into finer (that is, smaller) particulates, promoting vastly improved systemic bioavailability within ones' body.

I have obtained the liquid version of this stuff but I'm curious: have others have used it in their DIY? Given the above information, I can't grasp a downside. I would certainly welcome personal experiences.

I'm goin' guinea pig it, fer sure!

 

[Zamazam]

Don't even think about vaping it! It is a phospholipid! in other words a Fatty Substance. You will fuck your lungs up for sure if you vape it.

 

[SailCat]

Don't even think about vaping it! It is a phospholipid! in other words a Fatty Substance. You will fuck your lungs up for sure if you vape it.

See? That's what I was looking for. Knowledge to counter my, er, lack thereof.

Thank you Zamaram. I'll use it for its intended purpose, about which the discussion here is disallowed (but that use doesn't involve inhalation).

 

[Zamazam]

Actually, you can mix it with vitamin c powder, pure water and put in a ultrasonic cleaner for 30 minutes to mix at the molecule level and have a super bioavailable vitamin c. Google it.

 

[SailCat]

Actually, you can mix it with vitamin c powder, pure water and put in a ultrasonic cleaner for 30 minutes to mix at the molecule level and have a super bioavailable vitamin c. Google it.

THat's sort of the purpose for which I purchased it. Sort of.

 

[Zamazam]

yea, yea, I know....

 

[SailCat]

yea, yea, I know....

I thought you might.