New Study - Benefits of E-Cigarettes May Outweigh Harm from Smoking

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greyfox

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Benefits of E-Cigarettes May Outweigh Harms, Study Finds

I really enjoyed reading this article and the findings are certainly encouraging. I do take issue with the following passage from the AMA however -

"The AMA's recommendations include a minimum age of purchase; childproof packaging; restrictions on flavors that appeal to young people, and a ban on unsupported claims that the devices help people quit smoking."

In response I say this:

1. Minimum age purchase - I fully agree.

2. Childproof packaging - Again, I fully agree.

3. Flavor restriction - Hell no, adults like flavors too and many of us don't want to use tobacco flavored juice, thank you very much.

4. Ban on unsupported claims - All I can say to this is that vaping was the only way I was able to successfully quit smoking after a quarter century of trying to quit and failing miserably. It may be anecdotal, it's not scientific, but nonetheless the statement is true. Make of that what you will AMA.

I suspect most vapers feel the same, particularly when we know that if it wasn't for vaping we would definitely still be smoking. Your thoughts?
 

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The claim that certain flavors attract children is completely unsubstantiated based on the current existing evidence. Every study done on children and e-cigs has found that children who use them have a previous history of smoking traditional cigarettes. Based on the actual evidence, if any flavor should be banned to prevent attracting children it ought to be tobacco flavors. :2c:
 
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