Ludricrous news article!

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Iffy

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Just tried calling him and da main office to leave a message... pfffttt. Gotta have an 'extension' number...
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Looks like the article has been updated:

Editor's Note: Many WRAL viewers have questioned the assertion by Adam Goldstein, director of UNC's Nicotine Dependence Program, that inhaled vapor from electronic cigarettes "could be several thousand degrees when it hits your lungs."

Goldstein's office replied: "We can’t find any citations about the temperature of the vapor specifically, but there is concern about the pulmonary respiratory effects of the vapor itself."

And comments are open until 8pm tonight. It looks like the comments are having an impact!
 
Just commented and quoted some particularly enlightening statements made in the article, like: "Goldstein and others working in UNC's program do offer up to five different products to help smokers looking to quit." and this priceless one: "Although FDA-approved smoking cessation aids are only about 30 percent effective, they do give smokers a much better chance at success than if they attempt to stop on their own."
 

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"In spite of that popularity, Goldstein said he's concerned about long-term effects of nicotine mixed with the hot vapor.

"It could be several thousand degrees when it hits your lungs," he said. "We know there are short-term adverse pulmonary respiratory effects."


Several thousand degrees? What a quack.

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Later that day..
I think instead of attempting to email one man to convince him he is dead wrong would be counterproductive .. what i am going to do is share my story.. our testimonials to the world about our experience with ecigs make a difference. The people at CASAA work hard for FREE to protect our right to vape as well as keeping us informed on the latest legislation.

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I agree with the doctor, one should not vape on Mercury or the surface of the sun. It would be hazardous to your health. :D (surface of the sun is about 5300 degrees, decidedly unhealthy)
 

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I make pottery and have a kiln in my garage. It has to get up to about 2000 F to vitrify the clay. Now, I've apparently been wasting lots of energy using that 240 outlet I had the electrician install. Who knew I could just use a ecig battery to power that thing? Or maybe I could just blow on the pots after taking a puff.
 
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