2023-06-29 03:26:00 With that in mind, we have six reasons to support that. It’s time to stop slamming “nicotine” as a disease-causing agent. Consumers want nicotine. but died from smoking Of course, we shouldn’t encourage people to start using nicotine. But public health authorities should not prohibit smokers who want to switch to e-cigarettes and … Read more
2023-05-30 10:10:00 Since 1988, the World Health Organization has designated May 31 of every year as World No Tobacco Day to encourage all countries to be aware of the dangers. and loss of both health, economy and society caused by smoking. In 2023, Thailand has set a campaign issue that “E-cigarettes are toxic, addictive, dangerous.” … Read more
2023-04-16 09:22:58 Vaping is very common in the 18-24 age group. Its effects on health are the subject of much discussion. But what about the repercussions on non-smokers who rub shoulders with vaping enthusiasts? A 2017-2018 study indicates that 16% of adults in 12 European countries were exposed to e-cigarette aerosols indoors. Is the exhaled … Read more
Dr. Prakit answered questions about smoking e-cigarettes in a car with a child. definitely dangerous Begging parents not to smoke e-cigarettes near their children, campaigning to warn of dangers like normal cigarettes. Research confirms that e-cigarettes contain toxins. bronchitis The bronchial hole is smaller. wheezing in the lungs March 12, 2023 Prof. Dr. Prakit Vatheesatokkit … Read more
American research shows clearly Youth smoke e-cigarettes – THC vapor extracted from marijuana There were 60% anxiety, 50% depression, and more than 50% suicidal thoughts in the last 12 months. On March 10, Asst. Prof. Dr. Witch Kasemsup, Director of the Center for Research and Knowledge Management for Tobacco Control (TRC), said from an article … Read more
The Quebec Coalition for Tobacco Control (CQCT) denounces vaping shops that also offer exotic treats to attract young consumers. • Read also: 5 signs that could suggest that your teen is vaping • Read also: Quebec considers introducing a tax on vaping products • Read also: Teens vape four times more than adults This is … Read more
new research found “E-cigarettes” destroy DNA cells in the mouth 2.6 times, not different from ordinary smokers who destroy 2.2 times, eliminating the suspicion of support groups. The reason for the research is clear in people who smoke e-cigarettes who have never smoked a cigarette. On February 21, Assoc. Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol … Read more
E-cigarettes were once touted as a healthy alternative to cigarettes. Yet the long-term health consequences of vaping are largely unknown. Research compares the DNA effects of exclusive vaping, exclusive smoking and not using them for the first time. « For the first time, we showed that the more smokers used e-cigarettes, and the longer they … Read more