Why Your Pipe Makes You SICK (And How to Stop It)

Learn the pipe the right way with my guide, The First Ten Tins: https://clydemorrison.com/ Cold sweat, a rolling stomach, and a sudden need for the nearest chair. Pipe men call it getting nic sick, and in forty-some years behind a tobacco counter I've seen it put down nineteen-year-olds and men who'd been smoking for decades. The tobacco is rarely the real problem. It's usually something that happened before the match was ever struck. In this video I follow one bowl through an evening and look at the eight places where things go wrong: smoking on an empty stomach, picking a tobacco that's stronger than you think, wet tobacco, packing too tight, puffing too fast, swallowing smoke and saliva, the drink in your other hand, and what the old tobacconists did once it was already too late. What tobacco got you the first time, and how old were you? Tell me in the comments. Subscribe for more on pipe etiquette, tobacco blends and pipe care. Pipe tobacco carries real health risks. This video is for adults only, is not medical advice, and does not encourage anyone to start smoking. If you have a heart condition, high blood pressure or take medication, talk to your doctor. #pipesmoking #pipetobacco #nicsick