Are there any Risk involved with the Amount of Flavorings/Artificial Sweeteners/Colorants that are Inhaled? This came up in a thread I created earlier!
If a million people do something and only one person has a problem we would say that's pretty safe but if you are that one in a million person you might say it's not so safe. So millions of people around the world have been vaping for years. Where are the reports of illnesses caused by using ecigs? I just finished reading a bunch of complaints reported to the FDA about using ecigs by ordinary people. After reading all that I think vaping may be even lower risk than I thought before.Are there any Risk involved with the Amount of Flavorings/Artificial Sweeteners/Colorants that are Inhaled? This came up in a thread I created earlier!
My vew on that is, tobacco is a very big business. All that money is on the move. There are going to be big winners and big losers. The big losers are tax supported institutions. The big winners are basically everybody else. There are lot's of panic attacks on lots of levels by lots of people when there are big changes. The turmoil won't end for some decades so fasten your seatbelt.@sofarsogood sounds good and very logical. Some people just try to instill fear in everyone! Lol
Are there any Risk involved with the Amount of Flavorings/Artificial Sweeteners/Colorants that are Inhaled? This came up in a thread I created earlier!
Very true @Bunnykiller !the human body is a machine designed by nature over millions of years... it will give you warning signs if something is amiss...
things stink, taste nasty, eyes water, nose runs, and one coughs.... if its a threat you will know...![]()
Nobody knows for sure as there haven't been enough studies on it, let alone long term studies.Are there any Risk involved with the Amount of Flavorings/Artificial Sweeteners/Colorants that are Inhaled? This came up in a thread I created earlier!
the human body is a machine designed by nature over millions of years... it will give you warning signs if something is amiss...
If you are nervous about flavors do what I do. Get mixing supplies, DIY, and control the flavoring. A typical commercial e liquid may use 10% flavoring. The DIY I mix for my own use has 1% flavoring and tastes fine.
@sofarsogood sounds good and very logical. Some people just try to instill fear in everyone! Lol
There have always been detractors of tobacco use. The real health concerns became apparent afterPeople smoked for how many centuries before it was even thought it might not be healthy?
It's my opinion that some quantifiable lasting or accumulative short term harm in otherwiseNobody knows for sure as there haven't been enough studies on it, let alone long term studies.
arguments like these.As smokers we repeatedly blew off all the risks to justify continuing to smoke. There were plenty of arguments about things like 2nd hand smoke, for instance.
just who is going to pay for long term studies with out good reason?
@Munk im glad you did comment on my thread earlier as its better to be informed then naive. With that being said I'm sure vaping with flavors or without is still healthier then smoking.I may have been the one who mentioned the potential harm of inhaling flavorings repeatedly and over long periods of time in rcavly1's thread. Racehorse's opinion seems to be inline with how I feel about the subject. It's not that I'm trying to stir up concerns, just that I personally am not sure if inhaling these flavors 100+ times a day, ever day, for years and years will not have some sort of consequence down the road. This doesn't mean I'm convinced vaping is bad for people, just like I'm not convinced that it's entirely safe either. I'm just uncertain, is all.
I'm married to a nurse, who made a lot of nurse/doctor friends in school that we now hang out with, and so I may be a little more jaded about health issues than the average person. But, what I do know is that just because something is safe to digest doesn't mean it's safe to inhale. Our bodies have not evolved to ingest nicotine and flavorings via our lungs, especially on a frequent basis and over long periods of time. This doesn't necessarily mean that doing so is dangerous, but the potential is there.
Hyperbole much?As for your belief about second hand smoke, put your infants and grandbabies in a car with closed windows, and close the windows in the nursery......and smoke a lot.