Say whaaa...?

Years ago I wrote an article on cannabis/pot smoking, so I've decided to do some research on the more commercialised smoking material - Tobacco.

**author's note: be ready for the list!**

As we know, tobacco smoking is considered one of the most brutal killers (suicidal form) among humankind. The addiction from nicotine itself is bad enough for smokers/chain-smokers to cling onto a nasty packet of tar eventhough it is quite familiar to all that they do more harm to themselves, let alone the second-hand smokers around them. Think about the children and puppies.

Here comes the revolutionary gadget - Vaporisers. It's a hybrid of shisha and normal smoking without the negativities!

When I got introduced to vapes by some of my dear cray-vaping friends, I was beyond skeptical to its invention.


On the other hand, this is pretty cool! There are exclusive clubs for vapers too, such as VapeClubUK, Hoosier Capers USA,  AussieVapers, Vapekulture in Malaysia and so on...

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e-source: www.ecigalternative.com

Smoking vs. Vaping Chemicals


Aside from the stench of tobacco cigarette smoke vs. the non-offensive or usually pleasant scents associated with vaping, burning tobacco generates a smoke that is a toxic cocktail of chemicals that affect not only the smoker, but others as well.

Chemicals in tobacco cigarette smoke 
* Australian scientist Dr Karl Kruszelnicki says the polonium released in tobacco cigarettes is the equivalent to 200 chest x-rays a year for people who smoke a pack of cigarettes every day.


VERSUS

Chemicals in ecig vapours

Compare that partial list with chemicals and compounds in e-cigarette vapours
The only other chemicals are in the flavourings, which (if coming from a reputable merchant) are food grade and generally recognised as safe. By volume, flavours make up a very small percentage of eliquids.





So back to my question above... Vaping over stinkyciggs?

 To my amazement, it does kick tobacco's asses for most vapers. It is time for smokers to bid farewell to the booming cigarette taxes that's profiting anyone but us for the wrong reasons.



 Rowena