Bungey!

[Hagar]

So, I've been smoking for about 5 years and have, of late, been feeling ill every time I smoke. No, I'm not dying, but my head feels heavy and I usually can't finish my smokes. In case you think it's my choices, be aware that this happens with everything I smoke, from Hoyos to Ashtons to whatever. Anyone gone through a phase like this? Just curious. My collection is getting back to respectable, and yet I feel like I just might quit or go to one a month.

[Tour De Cigar]

not sure what to say here, ive not experience this or know anyone who has..

[dwhitacre]

Your body may be telling you something! Cut back and give your body a break!!! You can always start up again at your usually pace whenever you feel better!

[rolyat150]

I would def. stop for a week or so and then smoke one and see if you feel bad again.

Taylor

[mikeyj23]

I'd see a medical professional - that doesn't sound very normal at all...

[tchariya]

look on the positive side....just age what you have...save some money by not purchasing anymore....and when you get back to normal, you might just have some fine tasty aged smokes!

[jack7382]

are there any more symptons?

[Hagar]

Originally Posted by jack7382

are there any more symptons?

No, in fact I think it's my schedule and other things actually. I'm working midnight to 8 a.m. and usually staying up until noon or one. Every time I feel this way, I'm smoking and drinking coffee, which is probably an overload; combine that with my schedule and sleeping in an closed-up, super-dark room for seven hours and I think I'm just tired and subsisting right now. The upshot is that this is my last mid shift.

[tallypig]

I think you nailed it-many imes it's outside factors of stress, your body clock and don't discount what your diet can do to you. Any allergies? Or a real wild one, have your cigars been compromised? Wren I say that, have they been subjected to any mold or anything like that? I know I'm reaching, but you have to look at all of the factors.

Good luck and get to feeling better and I agree with everyone-I'd lay off of them for at least two weeks after you change your shift.

Originally Posted by Hagar

No, in fact I think it's my schedule and other things actually. I'm working midnight to 8 a.m. and usually staying up until noon or one. Every time I feel this way, I'm smoking and drinking coffee, which is probably an overload; combine that with my schedule and sleeping in an closed-up, super-dark room for seven hours and I think I'm just tired and subsisting right now. The upshot is that this is my last mid shift.

[Hagar]

Originally Posted by tallypig

I think you nailed it-many imes it's outside factors of stress, your body clock and don't discount what your diet can do to you. Any allergies? Or a real wild one, have your cigars been compromised? Wren I say that, have they been subjected to any mold or anything like that? I know I'm reaching, but you have to look at all of the factors.

Good luck and get to feeling better and I agree with everyone-I'd lay off of them for at least two weeks after you change your shift.

Thanks for the kind words...Actually, I think I've having some humidification probs. Part of my problem is the draw on my cigars, I think; it's not good because I've having trouble finding some equalization with my Oasis. I prefer to keep my cigars at 67%, but the Oasis is all over the place right now. When the draw is hard, I get a headache...that's part of it, too, of course.

[tallypig]

Good luck with it either way-I hope you get both you and your humidor regulated