E-cigarettes not banned but liquid used listed as poison

[numba1quiter]

Entertaining little article out of Borneo, probably has little to nothing to do with most users of this forum.

Here's a gem:

"Most smokers fear the cold turkey effect in their efforts to kick the smoking habit.

But if there is a will coupled with lot of breathing exercises and by drinking a lot of water, they could eventually stop smoking in two to four weeks’ time,” he said."

http://www.theborneopost.com/2013/02/20/e-cigarettes-not-banned-but-liquid-used-listed-as-poison/

 

[YKruss]

Fear mongers...

 

[sonicdsl]

Well I posted a comment, FWIW, and it's awaiting "moderation". We'll see if it gets published.

 

[Fiamma]

Well I posted a comment, FWIW, and it's awaiting "moderation". We'll see if it gets published.

The comment is up.

 

[sonicdsl]

The comment is up.

Yay!

 

[rolygate]

I think that perhaps in Borneo, more traditional local methods might be used more effectively than "breathing exercises and water" for smoking cessation. For example how about NRTs made with a mixture of nicotine and curare; or pharmaceutical interventions based on poison arrow frog mix. The Dayaks know a thing or two about local forms of 'pharmacotherapy'.

These might even prove more successful than conventional interventions. They couldn't be any worse.

 

[Calveezzzy]

Well it says only solutions containing nicotine is banned. That means other liquids are still good there right?

 

[PRIMER]

Wow,the photo is of a pv not cig-a-like... looks just like my go to rig.