Smoking-vs-Vaping

Smoking

Vaping

You choose

History

Initially smoking was considered to be a spiritualistic and medical procedure.

Therefore tobacco became very popular in Europe in the 16th century.

When almost millions of people around the world became addicted to tobacco smoking, there was established an accurate connection between lung cancer and smoking in the 1950s.

Thus the middle of the last century marked the beginning of anti-tobacco campaigns

In the 1970s people from developed countries began to refuse smoking.
And here the first nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products appear:
nicotine chewing gums, plasters, inhalers.

Were they that effective?

And here

electronic cigarettes and vaping products

enter the game?

The e-cigarettes mimic the sensation of smoking very closely
helping millions of people to quit.

Scientific Facts

Public Health England (PHE) with their expert independent evidence review concluded that e-cigarettes are 95% less harmful to health than tobacco and have the potential to help smokers quit smoking.

British physicians of the Royal College of Physician and Public Health England outlined the positive effects of e-cigarettes, as opposed to tobacco consumption, in their 2016 article "Nicotine without smoke: tobacco harm reduction."

According to the German e-cigarette lobbyists, "91% of all e-cigarette users are former tobacco smokers" and "8% use both the e-cigarette and the tobacco cigarette and fall thereby into the category 'dual-user'."

Chemicals And Ingredients

Tobacco Cigarettes:

5000 different chemicals, 150 toxic substances and44 – cancerogenic ones.

Nicotine – an addictive chemical, gives the user the desire to want more. When people say they’re addicted to smoking, this means they’re addictedto nicotine.
Acetone – Flammable solvent
Tar - a sticky brown substance that forms when tobacco cools and condenses, accumulates in lungs and causes cancer.
Ammonia – is a toxic, colourless gas with a sharp odour. It is used in cleaners and fertilisers. It is a common cause of respiratory diseases
Benzene – the Known carcinogen / mutagen, is used in chemical industry
Cadmium – Is known as carcinogen in heavy metals
Arsenic – Is known as carcinogen in heavy metals, is commonly found in rat poison.

Vape juice:

4 ingredients only

Propylene Glycol (PG) – It is a part of inhalers against asthma, has pharmaceutical assignment; Some people may be intolerant to PG.
Vegetable Glycerin (VG) – Organic compound of a plant origin, has pharmaceutical assignment;
Nicotine – Is optional, as many e-liquids out there are nicotine-free;
Flavouring additives – Are used in the food industry, are proved to be not harmful upon inhalation.

Smell

The smoke produced by traditional cigarettes spreads a strong unpleasant smell, which is absorbed into the clothes and hair of bystanders.

E-cigarette usually have gentle-sweet smell,
which is not absorbed into hair and clothes.

Freedom of Choice

Tobacco or menthol... This is the whole choicethat tobacco cigarettes used to offer before.

Hundreds of flavour options
range from virgin tobacco flavours to fruit and dessert

Social Aspect

tobacco smoking is an extremely anti-social process

Vaping is definitely more social friendly process:

And you join a big and friendly society called ‘fellow vapers’

The Bottom Line

If summing up:

Smoking

4000+ chemicals and toxins
Leads to lung diseases and is proved to cause cancer
Harmful byproducts due to combustion
Over 6 million deaths yearly
Max 2 flavours to choose from
Second hand smoking

Vaping

No toxins; Only 4 common ingredientsfound in food and plants
Some people may be sensitive to PG.
No combustion
No deaths because of vaping
Thousands of pleasant flavours to choose from
No second hand smoking

Don’t start vaping, if you don’t smoke – start vaping only to quit smoking.

Browse and order vapes online to start your vape journey with only premium quality e-liquids and high end hardware.

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