Hello everyone,,
Couple of points:
Couple of points:
- "The study does also acknowledge that the tobacco nitrosamines (known carcinogens) found in body fluids of e-cigarette users are 97 percent lower than in cigarette smokers (but states this is "significantly higher than in nonsmokers")."
- How does this compare to nicotine gum and patches, which are both available OTC?
- How does the amount of nicotine they used in the study correlate to the amount e-cig users actually typically use(Bullshit Spam Links Removed)
- Nobody is claiming that e-cigs are 100% safe. They are a form of harm reduction, and most studies I've seen indicate they work very well for that.
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