I’m about to drop a serious bomb that millions of vapers have probably never thought of or experienced in real life. It turns out e-cigarettes might be related to an increase in successful attempts to kick tobacco cigarettes. I know it sounds crazy.
I know that there are not millions of vapers out there who were able to switch from combustible cigarettes to e-cigs. There are no personal testimonies out there. I’ve never received an email from a customer thanking Vapor4Life for helping them smoke smarter. I mean, there’s all that reputable news about how e-cigarettes are as bad as cigarettes and probably even worse. And now we have scientists at the Mayo Clinic, and scientific data that suggests that e-cigarettes and vape products are a large part of the decline in smoking in England. But that’s just science. I mean, who really thinks the Mayo Clinic is a reputable source? Spoiler alert: I do.
The Mayo Clinic recently released real scientific data showing that “when cigarette smokers scheduled for elective surgery were offered free ENDS at the time of pre-anesthesia evaluation, a high proportion utilized them in the perioperative period, with an associated reduction in cigarette consumption.” What? Crazy? Apparently roughly 65 patients who smoked tried e-cigarettes before and after surgery, when smoking cigarettes can be even more dangerous than normal. More than half of them said they “would continue vaping.” Have you ever tried e-cigarettes and actually stopped smoking tobacco cigarettes? Has anybody ever in the whole world? Spoiler alert: quite possibly yes.
In England, they’re restricting e liquid, despite the fact that there are these recent surveys that attribute declining smoking rates to e-cigarettes. As Dr. Michael Siegel states, “One thing is now very clear. There is no basis for anti-vaping advocates to continue to claim that there is no evidence that e-cigarettes can be effective for smoking cessation. There is now strong evidence.” He’s even some kind of reputable professor. Hmm.
My mind is literally blown right now. You mean e-cigarettes could offer a smarter way to smoke? It’s so weird because when Vapor4Life founder Steve Smilin Milin told me he switched to e-cigs after 40 years of smoking five packs a day I thought, “No way, man.” And when I started vaping instead of smoking, I thought it was just a fluke.
If you have a story about how and why you switched to e-cigarettes please share it here. Millions of people and knowledgeable scientists can’t be right. Or can they?
Email me at [email protected] to learn more, or use promo code 2FBADD and try our e-cigs for yourself. Switching from Cigarettes to Vaping
I’m about to drop a serious bomb that millions of vapers have probably never thought of or experienced in real life. It turns out e-cigarettes might be related to an increase in successful attempts to kick tobacco cigarettes. I know it sounds crazy.
I know that there are not millions of vapers out there who were able to switch from combustible cigarettes to e-cigs. There are no personal testimonies out there. I’ve never received an email from a customer thanking Vapor4Life for helping them smoke smarter. I mean, there’s all that reputable news about how e-cigarettes are as bad as cigarettes and probably even worse. And now we have scientists at the Mayo Clinic, and scientific data that suggests that e-cigarettes and vape products are a large part of the decline in smoking in England. But that’s just science. I mean, who really thinks the Mayo Clinic is a reputable source? Spoiler alert: I do.
The Mayo Clinic recently released real scientific data showing that “when cigarette smokers scheduled for elective surgery were offered free ENDS at the time of pre-anesthesia evaluation, a high proportion utilized them in the perioperative period, with an associated reduction in cigarette consumption.” What? Crazy? Apparently roughly 65 patients who smoked tried e-cigarettes before and after surgery, when smoking cigarettes can be even more dangerous than normal. More than half of them said they “would continue vaping.” Have you ever tried e-cigarettes and actually stopped smoking tobacco cigarettes? Has anybody ever in the whole world? Spoiler alert: quite possibly yes.
In England, they’re restricting e liquid, despite the fact that there are these recent surveys that attribute declining smoking rates to e-cigarettes. As Dr. Michael Siegel states, “One thing is now very clear. There is no basis for anti-vaping advocates to continue to claim that there is no evidence that e-cigarettes can be effective for smoking cessation. There is now strong evidence.” He’s even some kind of reputable professor. Hmm.
My mind is literally blown right now. You mean e-cigarettes could offer a smarter way to smoke? It’s so weird because when Vapor4Life founder Steve Smilin Milin told me he switched to e-cigs after 40 years of smoking five packs a day I thought, “No way, man.” And when I started vaping instead of smoking, I thought it was just a fluke.
If you have a story about how and why you switched to e-cigarettes please share it here. Millions of people and knowledgeable scientists can’t be right. Or can they?
Email me at [email protected] to learn more, or use promo code 2FBADD and try our e-cigs for yourself. 1 Comment(s)
E Liquid Supporter
It's all about the money. Unfortunately we live in a time when politics and the law is open to the highest bidder. In this case that means Big Tobacco and Big Pharma are able to persuade the lawmakers to follow their agenda. We see that in the form of restriction after restriction and propaganda that demonizes e juice and vaping. It's unfortunate that this kind of garbage is out there when all it does is confuse the people and prevent them from gaining the knowledge needed to make good decisions.
Feb 22, 2016 02:00
