Doctors call for tighter regulations on e-cigarettes

[Lilkurty]

"“We promote E-Lites as an alternative to smoking. There are over ten million smokers in the UK and we want to raise awareness of the fact that there is a healthier, cheaper and more socially acceptable option for smokers who don’t want to quit or have tried but failed to do so."



Doctors call for tighter regulations on e-cigarettes | Magazine | Glasgow | STV
By Pamela Lawn 19 February 2013 13:24 GMT

 

[liquidator]

"Not enough peer reviewed studies into the effects of e-cigarettes"

Then do some instead of tirelessly promoting drug companies!

 

[Hulamoon]

Makes me fit to be tied. There's no such thing as "news" and "facts" and "investigative journalism" in socalled news any more, it's just based on grabbing the spam PR junk that arrives on a fax machine. Let's see...PG - yep people have been using it for years in just about everything, VG...same thing...nicotine - if it's so dangerous then why are nic patches and nic gum so smiled upon by the idiots? and then food flavorings....WHOA! Look out! That lime jelly(jello) could explode in the fridge. MEANWHILE - cigarettes are still a) legal b) contain arsenic ammonia acetone MOAI's, 3996 other chemicals, carbon monoxide and tar coating your lungs. (PG, Nicotine, Flavorings)....GRRRRRRRR. What we do know for sure is that no-one's plummeted off a building to certain death after using the doc's brilliant prescription solution...Chantix.

 

[Hulamoon]

Right! And then their own peer reviewed studies (claimed to have been carried out - probably somewhere in deepest darkest Borneo) didn't stop them from prescribing death inducing Chantix or 300 mg strength generic Wellbutrin that doesn't work, did it!

"Not enough peer reviewed studies into the effects of e-cigarettes"

Then do some instead of tirelessly promoting drug companies!

 

[pfaber11]

i think all they should be doing i checking the quality of juice and they are doing this already. leave us alone.