Smart Alternative Electronic Cigarettes

Smart Alternative Electronic Cigarettes A study of 657 smokers found that e-cigarettes work as well as nicotine patches to help people quit smoking. The number of tobacco smokers has fallen from about 4U% of the EU's 500 million citizens to 28% now due to various anti-smoking measures and the availability of alternatives like e-CIgs. 40% 28% Treatment of smoke-related diseases costs about 25 billion euros ($34 billion) a year. 700,000 There are around smoking-related deaths per annum across the 28-nation bloc. Morg than 700,000 Europeans more than 440,000 Americans die from smoking-related illnesses every year. Lawmakers in Europe have taken some important steps; United States regulators should do the same. E-cigarettes have an estimated 7 million users in Europe. The market for electronic cigarettes and elated paraphernalia, which barely existed a few years ago, is now estimated to be worth more than $650 million a year in Europe New estimates suggest the e-cigarette industry will crack $1 billion in revenue this year, and that sales could outpace traditional cigarettes by 2047. E-cigarette sales in the United States have also exploded to create what Wall Street analysts predict will be a $1.7 billion market this year. Inside an Electronic Cigarette 02011 HowStuftnworks Rechargeable Battery Led Lights up when the smoker draws on the cigarette Atomizer Nicotine Cartridge Microprocessor Controls heater and light LÉD Indicator Heater vaporises nicotine Voltage Control Heating Coil Cartridge holds nicotine dissolved in propylene glycol Vaporizing Chamber E-cigarettes only have a few basic components, and the only thing the "vaper" inhales is water vapor and nicotine. VS Straric Acid Candle Wan Traditional tobacco cigarettes usually have around 500 chemicals added to them to affect their flavor and how they burn. Once ignited, chemical reactions occur which turn these 500 or so chemicals into thousands Calnium Bateries Butne Lighter Flaid ane Nicotine Indastrial Itsecticid Heumine Burbecue Lighter Selent Ammonia Telet Cleaner Accic Acid Vinegar of harmful toxins. Mehune Sever Gas Anenic Prison Cate Mtide Mehunl Rocket Fael Just a few of the lethal chemicals you WON'T be exposed to from electronic cigarettes Used in bug sprays 2 Nicotine an ingredient in hair dye Used in gas chamber poison E Acetic Acid Hydrogen Cyanide Naphthalene Methanol an ingredient in mothballs main component in rocket fuel Benzene Formaldehyde found in rubber cement Used in preserveing dead bodies A Lead Toluene used in batteries used to manufacture paint E Arsenic Tar Used in rat poison Used in road material 2 Cadmium Butane active component in battery acid Used in cigarette lighter Hexamine Ammonia found in barbecue lighter fluid Used in cleaning products Acetone E Carbon Monoxide Used in nail-polish Used in car exhaust remover Brought to you by ezigarettenguru.com C ezigarettenGuru SOURCE http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/dietandfitness/10376090/E-cigarettes-all-you-need-to-know.html http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/17/opinion/europe-cracks-down-on-tobacco.html http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/09/business/international/european-lawmakers-reject-tight-restrictions-on-e-cigarettes.html http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/8/4815680/europe-rejects-tighter-regulations-on-e-cigarettes http://www.huffington post.com/2013/10/08/tobacco-regulations-europe-cigarettes-menthol_n_4066007.html http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/26/4660506/e-cigarette-sales-outpace-traditional-cigarettes-by-2047 http://www.lung.org/stop-smoking/about-smoking/facts-figures/whats-in-a-cigarette.html