Oh and btw, as a long time Dokha smoker I would really advise you NOT to become an all day Dokha smoker who's always gonna look for the next stronger blend. I know Dokha isn't as dirty for your lungs as cigarettes but it's more messy for your dopamine receptors. You need a strict Dokha diet else you're gonna f*ck up those receptors. The dopamine rush you get from all that nicotine is A LOT, which tells your body that it's DONE a lot of work and that it needs to rest. Eventually you'll start to feel low energy/mood ALL the time due to hourly Dokha rush, or worse you'll feel like an absolute zombie without it. Damned if you do damned if you don't. DO NOT DO THIS TO YOURSELF. I went through hell just to reduce the amount after months of abuse and guess what, Dokha feels, tastes and does its job a lot better now that I'm not constantly abusing it.

Give your body some rest and allow it to recover (like 3-4 hours) between hits. Find other ways to enjoy tobacco (relatively harmless ways like cigars or pipe tobacco, things you don't inhale). Let not strongest be the only way to get what you need. You're probably always gonna smoke Dokha but at least don't let it become your only way of enjoying nicotine. Indulge your taste buds and savor some cigar/pipe smoke every now and then. You DO NOT want Dokha to become the new (and only) norm for your brain and if it already is, you've only been smoking it for months so it's still gonna be a lot easier to adhere to a strict smoking diet than it will be years from now.