Since August 2015, the independent scientific community has come to a general agreement on the subject of vaping. A report conducted and published by Public Health England (PHE) shows that electronic cigarettes are95% safer than smoking tobacco.
Thus, this study shows that when compared to tobacco, electronic cigarettes aren’t harmful for your health.
Also, many specialists go against the reports published by the WHO (World Health Organisation), which minimise the effectiveness of vaping by associating it with tobacco products. The electronic cigarette shouldn’t be considered as such, as it’s a withdrawal tool that doesn’t contain any tobacco and it doesn’t combust.
E-cigarettes are becoming increasingly popular as a means of quitting smoking. Indeed, their success rate exceeds that of traditional nicotine substitutes, and numerous studies continue to confirm these results.
We would also like to remind you that your enemy isn’t necessarily the one you think. Nicotine is often said to be responsible for all of tobacco’s, and by extension, the electronic cigarette’s evils, but the deadly threat smokers are exposed to is in fact caused by combustion.
The nicotine molecule is solely responsible for the smoker's addiction. It’s actually the fact that tobacco is burnt and then inhaled that’s the real problem. Indeed, the smoke created by tobacco cigarettes contains over 4,000 toxic and carcinogenic substances, including tars and carbon monoxide, which kill 70,000 people in France every year.
Electronic cigarettes enable you to consume nicotine without any combustion. The vaper is protected from all these carcinogenic substances, and thus vaping saves lives.