I showed my DH my e-cig. He said you should not use that inside, you could still be putting nicotine in the air. What do you think??
He most likely would ingest more nicotine from eating a potato, tomato or an eggplant.
You are putting nicotine in the air in very small amounts.
That is a good question, wish we had the answer. I thought I read on some of the supplier ads that we weren't putting anything in the air except harmless vapor. Now I'm a little confused, but hey, as far as I'm concerned, I will still be telling everyone the only thing they are seeing is harmless vapor.
He most likely would ingest more nicotine from eating a potato, tomato or an eggplant.
You are putting nicotine in the air in very small amounts.
He most likely would ingest more nicotine from eating a potato, tomato or an eggplant.
You are putting nicotine in the air in very small amounts.
If nicotine is in the vapor going into your lungs, it is in the vapor coming out of your lungs, respect people's rights to clean air, don't smoke it around those who don't like it.
You are definitely putting miniscule amounts of nicotine in the air. Nicotine has not been proven to have any harmful effect. On the contrary both PG and nicotine have only turned up studies that have shown beneficial properties. Other then the addictive nature of nicotine can anyone show any conclusive proof that either of these substances have ever in any case been shown to cause harm. Many poisons have medicinal use.
Well down here is southeast Texas we have several Petro chemical plants and people worry about a tad of Nic in the air. What about those peole that live close to a coal buring electric place. Driving your car is more poluting. Give me a break and especially don't eat any more Tomatoes and patatoes.
Yeh well, they also say one cart = a pack of cigs....and you can smoke them anywhere....so that has to be taken with a grain of salt.
When someone asks me, I tell them what I believe to be true....there may be some nic in the exhaled vapor. Most of them are okay with that but prefer not to do it around their kids either (little ones...most don't seem to mind around older ones). But this has only been my experience....YMMV.
Lu
What's wonderful about your above statement is "I tell them what I believe to be true" and for me personally, what I wrote above I truly believe to be true! So I guess we're both sticking to the truth.
When it comes to the nitty gritty, the fine lines, etc. it becomes, if there's no scientific proof, one's opinion. And truly if you believe there is at least some nicotine dispersed in the air, then I respect your being careful around the young ones!
Well, nicotine does accelerate growth of cancerous cells. But beside its addictive property, I haven't seen any other negatives about it.
Lu
Lu, I read a lot of research and any research that has political impact or someone with a vested interest in it , is suspect. When it comes to nictoine and smoking cigs, I find a lot of junk or may as well be with the quaifiers they have to use if they find a benifit to either in order to get it published. There is too much bias toward either for the research to be good.
Hi Lu, yep I've seen several articles claiming the same thing, I think nicotine would be much more dangerous to the one puffing on the eCig than anyone inhaling the secondhand vapor though....