- Wed Oct 23, 2013 4:10 pm
#54430
mu2bdriver wrote:I'm a little late to the party on this but from what a close friend has told me what he's seen with the e-cigs in a hospital environment...I'm hoping to stop completely with the E-cig within the next few weeks. I've noticed, at times, that I'll take multiple puffs from it. Most of the day though is only a puff here and there. It is getting better as days go by and hopefully won't need it in a few weeks.
Most smokers keep their pack/day habit when transitioning to the e-cigs and puff on them what they feel is an equivalent amount of time that they would normally spend smoking. They're allegedly designed to be puffed on just a few times per day and if you keep the volume behaviors of the past, you're taking in an enormous amount of whatever chemicals they put in them and those chemicals are bypassing your lungs but going directly to your heart. He tells people that use them often that the better option is probably to stick with the traditional cigs: you're either going to have a generally known damage to your lungs or a widely unknown damage to your heart.
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