Dr Ed Stephens, senior research fellow at the University of St Andrews, said: This paper confirms the potential benefits of e-cigarettes and contributes to the growing body of evidence that the risk from chemicals in vapour is far lower than in cigarette smoke when an e-cigarette is used as the manufacturer intended. Jamie Hartmann-Boyce, senior health behaviours researcher at Oxford University and managing editor of the Cochrane Tobacco Addiction Group, said: We still need more studies on the long term safety of electronic cigarettes, but this study adds to the growing body of evidence suggesting electronic cigarettes are considerably safer than smoking regular cigarettes, as is using NRT long term
Contamination of food sources: When cigarette litter finds its way into our water systems, its likely that it ends up in fish, vegetation, and animals and contaminates them with toxic chemicals
And sleep deprivation, especially if it happens night after night, can send your daytime energy levels plummeting
In vaping, the equivalent number of puffs can vary significantly due to factors like the type of vaping device, the inhalation technique, the e-liquid's nicotine concentration, and the user's vaping habits
It reduces blood flow to your scalp and your DNA can be damaged
