In the name of "smoking cessation device" guise of electronic cigarettes, is it really less harmful to health than cigarettes

First of all, to be fair, e-cigarettes do not contain tar, particulate matter and other cancer-causing components, but that does not mean they lack other cancer-causing components like cigarettes, including nicotine. It is also known as a "tumor starter", and nicotine use in teenagers is particularly harmful to the development of the brain. Isn't this just proof that e-cigarettes are bad for your health?

Using e-cigarettes to Quit Smoking? Success is just out of the tiger, into the Wolf's mouth

Vaping is an atomizer that mimics the taste and feel of cigarettes, reducing some of the harmful elements in cigarettes but enhancing others. I want to quit smoking, but because the addiction is too deep and the willpower is not strong enough, I turn to another way to achieve the goal of quitting - smoking electronic cigarettes.

However, with some people believing that vaping is at least less harmful than cigarettes, the use of e-cigarettes is losing its grip. The old idea of gradually quitting the bad habit of smoking gradually faded away, and instead indulged in the vaping of electronic cigarettes. In order to get rid of one desire, to be seized by another desire, is really sad.

Moreover, the manufacturers of e-cigarettes are not good enough, and some unscrupulous ones even add synthetic cannabinoids to them, making them more addictive.

On the other hand, some manufacturers claim that e-cigarettes can help people quit smoking. Sure, they want you to quit so you can get hooked and they can make a profit. However, some consumers naively think that e-cigarettes are the "magic device" to quit smoking, including e-cigarettes. Are you kidding me? You don't even smoke e-cigarettes. Aren't they just waiting to go out of business? Even backwards, the e-cigarette manufacturers were set up so that no one would buy cigarettes and e-cigarettes, even if they were willing to go out of business for the good of everyone. Isn't that a bit unreasonable?