I went to the link and I found that in the 'studies' section almost all researchers said
more study is needed.
There are 3 things you have to know about that "conclusion".
- Researchers make their livings based off grants. If they conclude something too quickly, that does two things. It makes them unable to do basically the same research for more pay later. And it sets an unreasonably high bar for future research that might be more complicated.
- It's a CYA thing. The people who actually make decisions on whether or not and how something should be controlled know nothing about science. It gives them a chance to leave them without enough information (so they'll stay unregulated) until they have enough data to prove things are safe/harmful to someone who doesn't speak the same language as they do. It also prevents potential lawsuits.
- When you're fighting lobbyists as ridiculously well-budgeted as big tobacco, it's easy to make enemies.
I dunno what I would do if my other half didnt' support vapeing. I"m USED to the support of my other half!!!
Agreed. My girlfriend is awesome. She doesn't want me to vape in the apartment, but that's because we have a cat and don't want to expose her to the propylene glycol (which is mildly toxic
it's also in all of our hand soap and the dog's food, which she might get into occasionally, so I'm not ridiculously worried).
She also just quit smoking cold turkey, but she'd been tapering off for a year or two. She gets it. She think's I'm ridiculous and (playfully) makes fun of me sucking on a science experiment, but we both prefer it to smoking.
I'm actually hoarding some menthol juice and an extra atomizer and battery for when she gets a craving. It hasn't really come up yet, but she was actually the person that got me into it with a gas station 901ish thing. She just managed to actually quit, and I kept it up as a hobby.
They supposedly did all the research on those and now people are suing for the side affects.
Every drug will have side-effects.
Long-term ones won't be known for a
very long time, and it's unreasonable to find them in a study.
And
everything will kill you in the right quantities.
Everything that's in vapor is also in food, and people don't often die from food.
I'd be
shocked to find any serious consequences. I think the highest probability would be being exposed to whatever materials are in wicks and coils
I I seriously doubt that's enough to worry about unless the Chinese decide to covertly attack the vapers by lacing them with lead or plutonium or something.