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CLA ecig article. Is your comment gone?

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nuclearbroccoli

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So it would appear that the CLA blocked a bunch of people from posting and deleted our comments. If you've been banned from posting there or having your comment deleted, please post it here with a quick summary of the content of your post. I'd like to see if there is any common theme that spurred the action on their part as I think it will tell us a lot about what they're up to.

For me, I posted a couple of times, and mentioned the poor success rates of pharmaceutical alternatives, as well as suggesting that they may be biased given that much of their funding comes from pharmaceutical companies.
The strongest word I used was "insane" in reference to their stance on ecigs.
 

Kagey K

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My comments are gone. They trimmed the fat off of those comments fast, yet tried to make it,look objective. When I posted there were 367 comments today when I looked it was 154. I didn't even go controversial, I said that I planned on using ecigs very soon and I would submit myself to a before and after on lung capacity, breathing ability and endurance. I suggested they fund their own studies rather wait for the FDA and make up their own minds.
 

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Just curious, where did you post?
I sent this comment to CLA and my provincial assc

Further to: January 21, 2013 Canadian Lung Association: Don’t be fooled by e-cigarettes! During National Non-Smoking Week (January 20-26, 2013), the Canadian Lung Association encourages people to quit using proven methods
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I have been smoking cigarettes for about 25 years and was unable to quit. Recently I was in the USA and talked to an individual that was a 2 pack a day smoker that had not smoked in about 2 weeks by using e cigarettes and personal vaporizers. I had heard about the e cigarettes but was not ready to waste me money on some hokey device however this evidence was compelling. So, I went to the shop, not with the intention of quitting smoking, but to simply try it out. That was 18 days ago and I have not had an urge to smoke tobacco at all. I can't believe this...it is truly amazing. The Canadian Lung Association and all of the advertising on the packages of cigarettes of the ravages that smoking can tobacco can do I have to say, although hard to look at really didn't do anything because I SIMPLY COULD NOT STOP.
I am thrilled not to be a slave to tobacco and the other 4000 or so chemicals, carcinogens and toxins in them.



NM, I found the place to post and posted!
 
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nuclearbroccoli

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This is an interesting development...
The entire article on ecigs has been deleted.
I'm not sure whether it's because we actually got through to the CLA, or whether they didn't like having all the success stories and supportive research shown.
Unfortunately, I suspect it's the latter, but maybe I'm just getting cynical...
 
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