What are the hazards of electronic cigarettes ?

In terms of harm, the New York Post quoted a respiratory health expert as saying that e-cigarettes produce a large amount of organic compounds during nicotine vaporization, and their safety is currently unknown. The secondary aerosols produced by the heating solution of e-cigarettes are not just "water vapor" as many marketing campaigns claim. The metal content produced, such as nickel and grid, is even higher than that in traditional second-hand cigarettes.

In addition, British researchers have found that e-cigarettes contain harmful substances that are not found in traditional tobacco products, such as aldehydes, which can kill bronchial cells and cause damage to the lungs and respiratory tract. Electronic cigarettes, especially those with added flavor to liquid components, undergo structural changes after heating, and their harm to the body goes beyond the scope of traditional tobacco products.

Experts say that the biggest harm or hidden danger of electronic cigarettes is the misconception that they are "harmless" or have very little harm. It is reported that half of teenagers in the United States who use e-cigarettes believe that e-cigarettes are non-toxic. In addition, a survey last year showed that nearly one-third of high school students who smoke e-cigarettes are also using e-cigarettes to smoke marijuana.

Therefore, it is urgent to refuse electronic cigarettes and urgently urge everyone not to smoke them. In addition, please install electronic cigarette detectors in public areas, schools, factories, offices, or homes. With electronic cigarette detectors, once someone smokes, the cigarette detectors will immediately sound an alarm. Imagine how awkward you would be if you were secretly smoking an e-cigarette and were detected by an e-cigarette detector!