E-Cigarettes future
In London on May 29th 2014, 53
leading scientist have warned the World Health Organization to not classify
e-cigarettes as tobacco products. Scientists see this as a major decrease in diseases
and deaths caused by smoking. The scientist say that e-cigarettes are “part of
the solution,” not a part of the problem for fighting smoking. A total of 178
countries would be obliged to follow these rules and would restrict demands to
e-cigarettes. E-cigarettes are battery powered cartridges which produces nicotine
vapour to help get the need of nicotine. Within the past two years the
industries boomed with 3 billion in sales in 2013. E-cigarettes are controversial due to the
fact that they are new to the market. There have not been any long term studies
of the health on people caused by e-cigarettes.
E-cigarettes
only contain nicotine to help to fight the need to smoke. By giving restriction
to these products, it will put many lives at risks. Many people who have used
these thought quitting smoking was not an option, but with e cigarettes it is.
Many people in the world smoke a pack a day to keep up with their smoking
addiction. Using e cigarettes is a good way to stop these addictions. There will
not be anymore rancid smells from smokes and no more butts on the floor if
everyone switches to e-cigarettes.
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