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http://health.usnews.com/health-new...-of-e-cigarettes-and-how-to-protect-your-kids
"E-cigarettes don't contain the thousands of other chemicals – many of them cancer-causing – found in regular cigarettes, but they do contain nicotine, the substance responsible for causing addiction to tobacco products, as well as other chemicals, including flavorings."
"Why should we be concerned?" THINK ABOUT THE CHILDREN!!!!
"If you're a parent who smokes tobacco, quitting is one of the best things you can do for your health and the health of your family. You can get help from your own doctor, or by calling, e-mailing or texting your state's quit-smoking site. Talk to your doctor about using FDA-approved quit-smoking products such as the nicotine patch, lozenge or gum available over-the-counter, or other products available with a prescription. I don't recommend using e-cigarettes, but if you're already using them, you should know that scientific research has not yet proven that e-cigarettes are effective in helping people quit."
So if you've already quit smoking by using ecigs we want you to be aware that there is no scientific evidence that what you did has happened?
You've got to be fucking kidding me! - 5150
"E-cigarettes don't contain the thousands of other chemicals – many of them cancer-causing – found in regular cigarettes, but they do contain nicotine, the substance responsible for causing addiction to tobacco products, as well as other chemicals, including flavorings."
"Why should we be concerned?" THINK ABOUT THE CHILDREN!!!!
"If you're a parent who smokes tobacco, quitting is one of the best things you can do for your health and the health of your family. You can get help from your own doctor, or by calling, e-mailing or texting your state's quit-smoking site. Talk to your doctor about using FDA-approved quit-smoking products such as the nicotine patch, lozenge or gum available over-the-counter, or other products available with a prescription. I don't recommend using e-cigarettes, but if you're already using them, you should know that scientific research has not yet proven that e-cigarettes are effective in helping people quit."
So if you've already quit smoking by using ecigs we want you to be aware that there is no scientific evidence that what you did has happened?
You've got to be fucking kidding me! - 5150
