A lot of smokers have turned to vaping, with them reasoning out that they finally got rid of smoking. Did they? Apparently not. Research says that there is a sudden rise in health issues, that include mental health, lung and heart disease from vaping.
Authorities haven’t regulated vapes (e-cigarettes). The American Lung Association has already expressed its concern over the consequences of vaping. The vape industry is ignoring it as there is no law yet that regulates the chemicals that go into each vape cartridge.
A UNC Center for Environmental Medicine, Asthma and Lung Biology research indicated that vaporizing is suppressing immune genes, creating greater complications in a smoker’s immune system when compared to cigarette smoke.
According to a study, presented by the American Association for the Advancement of Science conference in Washington, D.C., e-cig users now demonstrate suppression of several additional immune genes, suggesting even broader suppressive effects on respiratory mucosal immune responses as compared to cigarette smokers.
The E-cigarettes main component is a custom flavored nicotine extracted liquid (mixed with a base, usually propylene glycol) packed in tiny cartridges.
The US government failed to conduct an FDA evaluation to determine what’s in these liquids.
E-cig smokers experience health issues, that include asthma, lung inflammation, MRSA infection risk and exposure to harmful chemicals.
Extensive promotions from organizations like the American Vaping Association, has hidden the truth about the health issues smokers may get from the electronic devices.
Yes, we know that it’s less carcinogenic than regular cigarettes, but it will never equate to 100% safety.
If you are careful with what you are eating, what more if you are inhaling stuff, that directly harms your pulmonary system.
There is still nicotine intake. It doesn’t differ from the health effects that you see on cigarette labels.
Vaping is bad. Quit.
