Thursday, February 12, 2009
e-Cigarette Tobacco free
Electronic cigarettes: A safe substitute? - health - 11 February 2009 - New Scientist
E-cigarettes were invented by Hon Lik of electronics company Ruyan in Beijing, China. Ruyan sold its first electronic cigarette in May 2004, and e-cigarettes have been growing in popularity ever since. Accurate figures are hard to come by, but Ruyan - the world's biggest manufacturer - claims to have sold over 300,000 in 2008. Smart Smokers, one company which sells Ruyan's cigarettes in the UK, says sales are rising exponentially. In the US, hit TV show The Doctors featured the e-cigarette in the top 10 health trends of 2008. In a world where smoking is increasingly socially unacceptable, the e-cigarette looks like a success story in the making.
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Interesting article. Despite recent turmoils with the WHO and eCigs, there is some serious research going on now. E.g. this article http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20126951.700-electronic-cigarettes-a-safe-substitute.html
which examines Electronic Cigarettes
which examines Electronic Cigarettes
Thanks for sharing the article!I think an electronic cigarette invention is the safest alternative smoking product on the market. Our generation is surely heading towards a better future by accepting an electronic cigarette to replace a traditional hazardeous tobacco smoking. I now choose electronic cigarette harmless vaping rather than smoking dangerous cigarettes which will harm me & the environment. Amazing invention!!!
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