Saw on the news last night that a new e cigarette study showed that while less likely to cause cancer, long term use of an e cigarette causes you to be twice as likely for a heart attack.
I can't remember who did the study though I do believe it was a college.
I may have to give up
vaping because of my family health history. This makes me really bummed as I recently got into rdas, coil building and making my own juice.
My girlfriend wants us to quit right now after seeing that but I'm not finding it easy. Just really bummed.
Does anyone have any other info related to this?
Saw this on a local news page as well. It said that vaping was 5X's more likely to cause heart problems BUT (big but here,lol) it was for people who are dual user's (smoking and vaping).
I have to admit I am leery of studies and the page I read did not list who did the study, but it makes sense. Nicotine can cause heart problems, mainly due to increased blood pressure. If one is vaping and smoking, they are probably taking in more nicotine than a single user of either.
That of course would depending on vaping habits (amount of vaping and mg's used) and how much one smokes (pack every few days or 3 packs a day). So I can understand and maybe every say there is a very basic point here (dual use being more harmful) but at the same time say, there are too many variables to really prove anything.
Then we could go into the facts of how long it took studies to prove smoking was harmful to the heart, which was longer than people have actually been studying vaping seriously.
Here's one interesting fact to take in.....Bad oral hygiene is linked to heart disease, yet Medicaid for adults does NOT cover dental, only health and vision (vision is 1 exam every 3 years).
So all this official stuff about people's health is a ruse. They want vaping gone for health, yet don't care if people's own bodies poison them, nor do they care if people go blind since eye exams should be done yearly. Funny how safety that makes money (taxes) is important, yet safety that costs them money is ignored.