It was never in either, actually...Second hand smoke is a myth. It just smells bad to some...
It was in both as Germany was given Czechoslovakia in 1939 and Russia controlled it after WW II. Second hand smoke is a myth?
It was never in either, actually...Second hand smoke is a myth. It just smells bad to some...
It was in both as Germany was given Czechoslovakia in 1939 and Russia controlled it after WW II. Second hand smoke is a myth?
To repeat: It is funny how people who are concerned about one flavor component, have no concern over the thousands that are used that have had NO studies done for possible effects from inhalation.
Thank you for contributing to this thread in a rational and informed way. Wish more people expressed their thoughts in here like thisSome of us are concerned enough to vape unflavored.
It helps that I really like unflavored, my level of concern probably isn't strong enough to keep me vaping unflavored if I didn't like it. But since I do like it, I get to feel just a little bit better, knowing that I'm avoiding a particular set of unknowns.
Second hand smoke is not a myth ... all that crap that coats everything inside and on a smokers house, car, clothes, and everything else ... that is the result of second hand smoke.
And really, anybody that now knows of this vile, brown, sticky crap ... doesn't take a scientist to know this stuff is not good.
I had to throw out a bunch of stuff when I quit smoking ... some things aren't worth saving after all that second hand smoke.
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yes it is and, and sufficient biopsy's are done every year to track trends.Pretty sure a lung biopsy is the only accurate test for popcorn lung...
except you completely miss the point there is absolutely not evenThey won't generate nearly as much revenue taxing e-cigs like they do real cigs. They could ban e-cigs and keep people smoking and keep raking in the cash. No one wants e-cigs to make it in this world besides vapers. Everyone else wants them to go away and die in a corner. Very few people advocate for vaping who aren't vapers. Diketones are a threat to our lungs and to vaping in general.
Actually, it is very true. Today, people are exposed to more diketones than the average smoker could possibly consume with high AP content juice and high volume vaping. This is a new kind of vaping that hasn't been around very long and exposes people to more vapor than ever before. People seem to think more is better, bigger is better, and with sport vaping drawing in young people, those are the people who will lose the hardest out of all of us.
Diketones are in factory settings, cigarettes and consumer products, all of which have led to similar forms of lung damage in people sufficiently exposed to those things and environments. Diketones are also in e-juice. How long before vaping can be added to the above list of causes for damaging diketone exposure? If you don't see a link between diketones and lung damage, its because you don't want to see it.
Also, people working in coffee plants where they roast the coffee beans, they came down with lung damage issues as well. Noone knew why until they discovered that the heating of the beans released diacetyl. It seems anywhere diketones are encountered, lung damage soon follows.
every thing you just said is and unsupported andAre you aware of any vendor other than Cyclops that has disputed Vaporshark testing ? I would be very curious to find out.
Also interesting that none of the 42 vendors tested in the original round of VS testing have removed their products from VS store. In fact 18 additional vendors are selling their product through VS since then.
sorry current science says otherwise.Second hand smoke is not a myth ... all that crap that coats everything inside and on a smokers house, car, clothes, and everything else ... that is the result of second hand smoke.
And really, anybody that now knows of this vile, brown, sticky crap ... doesn't take a scientist to know this stuff is not good.
I had to throw out a bunch of stuff when I quit smoking ... some things aren't worth saving after all that second hand smoke.
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sorry current science says otherwise.
unless you lick up every square inch of surface area
in any average sized dwelling eating a tomato puts you at
more risk.
regards
mike
Some of us are concerned enough to vape unflavored.
It helps that I really like unflavored, my level of concern probably isn't strong enough to keep me vaping unflavored if I didn't like it. But since I do like it, I get to feel just a little bit better, knowing that I'm avoiding a particular set of unknowns.
It's why I go to Prague to get fresh air...
Have to agree with you, been many times, amazing city, great people.
Do you perhaps have a link confirming that please? (honest Q) - many thx in advance.
Edit: Sorry I was being lazy: Study Finds No Link Between Secondhand Smoke And Cancer
Shocker for moi!
And so clean, right? And they love vaping. Vapers everywhere in Prague...
every thing you just said is and unsupported and
irrevelent.
5P's has disputed the findings from vaporsmurfs add campaighn.
regards
mike
Yes, absolutely, even the brass is always polished & they have loads of it everywhere!, impressive,
I did see a lot of vapers, but no shops!, mind you, that could be due to my alcohol intake, the beer there is great also!
Someone I know, who is a Little Late in the Game when it comes to Diacetyl and Acetyl Propionyl, sent me this Video late last Night.
And wanted to know if I had Seen It?
LOL
BTW - That is Dr. Ann Hubbs of NIOSH
Clearly the work of ANTS. Just filled up a tank of Halo's Fusion...
Clearly.