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    Default New Lab Results Conclude e-cigs to a MUCH healthier alternative to cigarettes

    Not sure anyones read this yet but I wanted to post it anyway. I will also post full test results that were done here on american soil in the next 10 days.


    7. Conclusion
    On balance, the Gamucci Ltd Regular nicotine solution appears to offer a much safer alternative to
    the traditional cigarette.
    Using this nicotine solution, the artificial smoke generated by the Electronic Cigarette does not appear
    to contain the toxic cocktail of toxic carcinogenic compounds found in traditional tobacco smoke.
    Some 600+ chemicals have been identified in traditional tobacco smoke, of which many are
    carcinogenic.
    The primary aerosol forming solvent (Propylene Glycol) used in the preparation of the nicotine
    solution is listed as a suspected respiratory toxicant. should look at changing the aerosol forming
    solvent from the suspected respiratory toxicant Propylene Glycol, to an even safer solvent such as

    Glycerol.

    FULL REPORT CAN BE FOUND BY CLICKING ON THE LINK BELOW.
    http://www.ecigaretteschoice.com/GamucciLabStudy.pdf

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    "New Lab Results Conclude e-cigs to a MUCH healthier alternative to cigarettes"

    That thread title is misleading, that's not what the research concludes at all.

    In the opinion of that lab Gamucci brand eliquid appears to be safer than smoking.

    http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/for...b-results.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kate View Post
    "New Lab Results Conclude e-cigs to a MUCH healthier alternative to cigarettes"

    That thread title is misleading, that's not what the research concludes at all.

    In the opinion of that lab Gamucci brand eliquid appears to be safer than smoking.

    http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/for...b-results.html
    I don't think that research will fly with any government agancy

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    The World Health Organisation wants proper scientific peer reviewed studies -

    "... WHO does not equate a manufacturer’s undocumented claims of safety or toxicity to peer-review by a science based committee."

    *E-Cigtest, the ultimate electronic cigarettes review site* - Le site de la cigarette lectronique - View Single Post - WHO - Marketers of electronic cigarettes should halt unproved therapy claims

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    Well duh.....as long as the chinese aren't filling carts with lead, we're good!

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    Just my opinion

    The keyword in the conclusion is the word "Appears"


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kate View Post
    The World Health Organisation wants proper scientific peer reviewed studies -

    "... WHO does not equate a manufacturers undocumented claims of safety or toxicity to peer-review by a science based committee."

    That's too bad, since fomr what I can tell, in America the tobacco companies and big pharma conduct most of their own tests at their own expense and submit the company sponsored results to the FDA for approval, which they usually always get.

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    Hi Bruce. My understanding is that it's expected that the manufacturers will take responsibility for funding but the actual research is supposed to be done by independent labs/researchers/organisations. So it should be ok for the US if manufacturers there pay independents to do the work for them to submit to authorities. I think that the company sponsored results in the US still only count if the research is not biased by conflicting interests and is scientifically credible.

    It's still possible for companies to sponsor scientific committees to get peer reviewed research.

    Good practice is good practice anywhere in the world. If research is thorough, unbiased and credible then it should stand up to scrutiny in any country.
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    Agreed.

    The Big Tobacco and Pharma tests I was referring to are the ones rumored to be a little less unbiased.
    I.E. -
    Big Pharma, "We're paying you to OK this product for us, and we expect that as your customer, you will make our ( insert drug name here ) look good to the FDA."

    Independant Lab, " Hell yeah, for the $5,000,000,000.00 you're paying us, we'll make it look safer than a Lollipop !"

    One example of hundreds here
    http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...64gYDHR5ucbrwg
    [ Readers Digest ] .

    Many times the conflicting interests are well hidden or outright ignored.
    But that's just politics as usual.

    I think that the Gamucci study this thread refers to is honest enough to tell it like it is, that the PG part of our e-juice can cause issues and that a safer alternative should be found for it.

    If Gamucci wanted to, they could have omitted that shot in their own foot, I'm sure

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kate View Post
    I think that the company sponsored results in the US still only count if the research is not biased by conflicting interests and is scientifically credible.
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    There are plenty of pharm companies publishing their own results and saying how safe their drugs are. Apparently the US or FDA don't give a damn if there is enough money passing between hands.

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