wow...finally a well researched and truthful article
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Thanks for the link Chartz
Very concise and to the point article . Sort of sums it all up.
Very concise and to the point article . Sort of sums it all up.
“Nicotine itself is not especially hazardous,” the British medical society concluded in 2007. “If nicotine could be provided in a form that is acceptable and effective as a cigarette substitute, millions of lives could be saved.”
Now if other people would only read itTo us it is like preaching to the choir.
I agree but I post it so that others may share something written by a credible, mainstream and publicly accepted news source.
It's hope that we all won't go down like Boston has. Poor vaporers. If I lived there, people would start to think I had a bladder problem.
Good article . That was published over a month ago .Im surprised that we havent seen it yet .
Is there any thread where we can put these articles together for reference ?
I didn't see this before. Awesome. I have been having a hard time finding something to link to that explains a bit about my switch to e-cigs- My circle respects the NYT-
I was especially struck by the political point-
"The controversy is part of a long-running philosophical debate about public health policy, but with an odd role reversal. In the past, conservatives have leaned toward “abstinence only” policies for dealing with problems like teenage pregnancy and ...... addiction, while liberals have been open to “harm reduction” strategies like encouraging birth control and dispensing methadone.
When it comes to nicotine, though, the abstinence forces tend to be more liberal, including Democratic officials at the state and national level who have been trying to stop the sale of e-cigarettes and ban their use in smoke-free places."
Hmmm...
I was especially struck by the political point-
"The controversy is part of a long-running philosophical debate about public health policy, but with an odd role reversal. In the past, conservatives have leaned toward “abstinence only” policies for dealing with problems like teenage pregnancy and ...... addiction, while liberals have been open to “harm reduction” strategies like encouraging birth control and dispensing methadone.
When it comes to nicotine, though, the abstinence forces tend to be more liberal, including Democratic officials at the state and national level who have been trying to stop the sale of e-cigarettes and ban their use in smoke-free places."
Hmmm...
Now if other people would only read it
That's a fact oldsoldier, so let US be the apostles and spread the good word. ;-)
Thanks,
good, good, good....tried a search....figured what's the harm of someone pointing to it again just in case nobody had
Yes, everyone should read that article.
I even used it as the subject of one of my contest questions...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...er-contest-awareness-part-ii.html#post4777583
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