Is it wrong?
Does anyone have an issue with drugs, vaping, etc? I know it’s a mild question, but I honestly don’t see a problem with it.. and yes, I understand the risks
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Steve42 · 56-60, M
Vaping is dumb as a rock. If you want to smoke, smoke. Don't put chemicals in your body.
bijouxbroussard · F
@Steve42 Does vaping cut secondhand smoke so others don’t inhale it ?
Steve42 · 56-60, M
@bijouxbroussard No. In fact you could be behind a vaper in cars and still smell that chit.
bijouxbroussard · F
@Steve42 I see. I wondered what the point was. People have claimed it’s healthier, but I don’t see how.
Mamapolo2016 · F
@Steve42
I vape. I was dumb as a rock for beginning to smoke. I was dumb as a rock to continue to smoke. But I became a more intelligent rock when I shifted to the vape.
Not vaping and not using traditional tobacco products is clearly the healthiest option.
In future more studies will be done and more information will be available on vaping. CURRENTLY available information indicates vaping is probably less harmful than cigarettes. Fewer chemicals are contained in the majority of vape liquids than in cigarettes, which contain THOUSANDS of chemicals.
This is a quote from an article in The Guardian
about a report from the Royal College of Physicians in the UK:
It's not safe, but it's saf-ER.
I vape. I was dumb as a rock for beginning to smoke. I was dumb as a rock to continue to smoke. But I became a more intelligent rock when I shifted to the vape.
Not vaping and not using traditional tobacco products is clearly the healthiest option.
In future more studies will be done and more information will be available on vaping. CURRENTLY available information indicates vaping is probably less harmful than cigarettes. Fewer chemicals are contained in the majority of vape liquids than in cigarettes, which contain THOUSANDS of chemicals.
This is a quote from an article in The Guardian
about a report from the Royal College of Physicians in the UK:
Royal College of Physicians who published an authoritative report analysing dozens of studies and concluded that the hazard to health arising from long term vapour inhalation from e-cigarettes is unlikely to exceed 5% of the harm from smoking tobacco.
It's not safe, but it's saf-ER.