Electronic Cigarettes Definitely Do Help To Reduce Cigarette Smoking!
An article was published recently, in the form of a press release from the Italian No Smoking Association.
It was titled “Electronic Cigarettes Help To Reduce Cigarette Smoking” and is a result of the first real clinical study on e-cigarettes, just presented at the International Meeting of SRNT in Antalya, Turkey.
A recent survey was conducted to determine the profile, utilization, satisfaction and perceived efficacy of a number of electronic cigarette users.
This study was presented at the European Conference on Tobacco And Health, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, on March 28-30, of 2011.
The basis of the survey was as follows:
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That’s not smoke coming out of the e-cig user’s mouth. It is harmless vapour – coloured water vapour.
But that hasn’t stopped others, usually non-smokers, from moaning, making remarks, waving their hands in their faces and coughing at the sight of the vapour from the electronic cigarette.
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Question: Will the nicotine delivered via an electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) promote cancer in already existing pre-cancerous cells?
Answer. No, not likely and, according to Californian studies, also not likely over the next ten years, provided the user does not revert back to smoking tobacco products.
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The other day I was reading through some posts on an electronic cigarette forum, when I stumbled across a comment from a customer, calling on the electronic cigarette industry to educate the world about these products, citing the fact that simple fear of the unknown causes much of the hostility toward e-cig use.
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Well, maybe! To all the naysayers and critics of the electronic cigarette, a laboratory test has been done on Proplylene Glycol. Contrary to all the dangers these people talk about (and the frightening report issued by the FDA in America) it turns out that Propylene Glycol is not only harmless, but actually has beneficial qualities too.
Propylene Glycol is the chief ingredient and the carrier medium of the liquid nicotine used to refill cartridges and cartomisers of electronic cigarettes. ECS has always maintained that this oily substance is harmless and widely used in foodstuffs, but now we have proof. (more…)
The electronic cigarette, or e-cigarette, is a singular product that uses a lithium ion battery and a small heating element called an atomiser, to vapourise a solution into a vapour that may be breathed and exhaled. This resembles traditional smoke. The difference is that there is no combustion, just vapourisation. This eliminates any tars and any second hand smoke normally associated with cigarettes.The new smoking laws prohibiting smoking in public places define smoking by referring to “ignition”, “combustion” “smoke” and “tobacco”. By these definitions the electronic cigarette is exempt from the new restrictions and can be used in public places. Obviously there are other benefits too, like no smell, no fire hazard, no mess and no smoke.
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Derek Robson