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You're wrong. Incredibly wrong. Your post is so inaccurate it displays a level of retard only found in these forums. Good day sir.
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"As millions of people embrace e-cigarettes as a healthier alternative to smoking tobacco, a study suggests these portable electronic vaporizing devices might not be as harmless as many believe. The Center for Environmental Health (CEH) released evidence this week suggesting most e-cigarettes release high levels of cancer-causing gases, and the organization said it’s taking legal action against e-cigarette-makers for not warning customers of this risk."
"But contrary to some advertising claims that the vapor is harmless, the CEH found alarmingly high levels of formaldehyde and acetaldehyde, known carcinogens that increase cancer risk, getting sucked into “vapers' ” lungs. An independent laboratory analysis looked at 97 e-cigarette products from two dozen manufacturers and found most emit higher levels of these cancer-causing gases than allowed under California’s Proposition 65, the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986."
"The CEH study comes after similar results were announced in January in the New England Journal of Medicine. That study was criticized by e-cigarette manufacturers for allegedly using unrealistically high temperatures to heat the e-liquids that couldn’t be achieved by using the devices as instructed. But the CEH said its research was done through smoking machines designed to replicate how the devices are used, and they still found the high levels of carcinogens."
10-28-2015, 11:07 PM
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