What causes you to get a "buzz" when you first smoke a cigarette, after not having one for awhile?

Answer 1

Nicotine

Answer 2

Your soul or spirit leaving your body because it can't stand to be in the same place as all the evil.

Just joking - good question - I found this out.

"Smoking or chewing tobacco makes people feel good, even mildly euphoric. While there are thousands of chemicals in the tobacco plant (not to mention those added by cigarette manufacturers), one, nicotine, produces all the good feelings that draw people back for another cigarette or plug of tobacco. In this article, we'll examine nicotine and how it affects the human body.

Nicotine initially causes a rapid release of adrenaline, the "fight-or-flight" hormone. If you've ever jumped in fright at a scary movie or rushed around the office trying to finish a project by your deadline, you may be familiar with adrenaline's effects:

Rapid heartbeat
Increased blood pressure
Rapid, shallow breathing

Adrenaline also tells your body to dump some of its glucose stores into your blood. This makes sense if you remind yourself that the "fight-or-flight" response is meant to help you either defend yourself from a hungry predator or hightail it out of a dangerous situation -- running or brawling both require plenty of energy to fuel your muscles"

Answer 3

Your tolerance for the drug (nicotine) is down. Your body chemistry is not used to processing the drug, not having it in your system for a while.

Answer 4

Nicotine. If you've never had it or haven't had it in a while it has a dizzying affect on people. (It's a drug)