Malboro has invested in Juul, a e-cig company that went to schools to teach children about vaping.
If nothing changed, the past few years, Big Tobacco only invented smoldering devices to answer vaping, trying to have it look equivalent.
At least you dont have to breath the fumes of burned Tobacco, but i dont think its that healty..
Vaping is not meant as medicine. It's meant to provide a means of harm reduction for those that cannot get off the smokes with other alternatives or cold turkey.
Imaging someone smokes a pack a day for decades of cigarette-like products made from some other plant that has no nicotine. But that other plant gets processed just the same way. I'd claim that person would pretty much be at the same risk as any regular smoker. And that part of the inhalant gets dropped, when switching to vaping.
Or the other way around, imaging caffeine could only be consumed by burning something and inhaling the smoke. I'm pretty sure caffeine junkies would just be what smokers are now.
With vaping other/new substances get inhaled, of course. They tried to make everyone scared of inhaling food flavours. Really? Then I fear for all the cooks in the world. You cannot smell a strawberry without inhaling its aromas.
So all that's left to worry about are the carrier substances. Those get vaporized all over audiences in clubs and at concerts and those practices are yet to be forbidden.
I think the only thing that might be a problem - aside nicotine, that I'd classify just like caffeine - is that one of the usual carrier solutions (PG) binds water. When I vape a bit much in a short timeframe, my airways feel dry, irritated even sometimes. Though an extra sip of water tends to compensate for that.
For those who use devices, with which they produce big clouds, that very quickly gets way to irritating. That automatically makes them reduce or fully leave out PG in their liquids.
IMHO, all those laws that get passed to slow down the market for vaping or make vaping more expensive and discourage smokers from making the switch are a huge disservice to the smoking population, their health, and in effect the healthcare system and thus the people.
I had made the switch mid 2016, I'm off smokes. For me the new laws are just annoying. But I probably wouldn't have tried, if it hadn't also been way cheaper then smoking.
Maybe if i had startet to Smoke i would vapor now, but as i never startet it, i dont care much about it..
Good. It's only meant for hopefully-soon-to-be ex-smokers. It's function is that of nicotine patches or gums, but in contrast to those with a rather good success rate. And if there's no drive to use it to quit nicotine all the way - like in my case - at least one stops inhaling the gases and particles of burned stuff.