E-cigarettes are obviously less harmful than paper cigarettes, but why the backlash?

Small cigarettes combined with nicotine salts are indeed a relatively healthier alternative to traditional tobacco. No matter how black the press is, it's true. There may be other potential harms, but the overall conclusion of international scientific research is that the current evidence only shows that e-cigarettes are harmful, but they are much less harmful than traditional tobacco. There is currently no other evidence that qualified, licensed e-cigarette products cause more harm than traditional tobacco.


So what should be done? As a stakeholder group? Yes, anyone who actually uses an e-cigarette knows that it's actually better than traditional tobacco. But can the government promote it openly? Is the media supposed to tell it like it is? A lot of smokers, a lot of smokers who trust the government and trust the media are going to try e-cigarettes. Whether ultimately acceptable or not. That's when it really had a big impact.


In fact, the sale of e-cigarettes is not worth the tax revenue at present. But if it's not controlled and more people know the truth, it won't be easy.



E-cigarette hardware and vaping oil, as well as other industrial chains, account for 95% of the global market share. Now, whether it's more or less, I don't know, but at least it means that there are advantages in this industry.


In the current tense international situation, it is unlikely to be rash to cut a dominant industry.


Now, atomization related products are actually there, the technical reserve is also mature. So wait for the team to be ready.

As for whether to ask objective and correct to publicize him, I think it is unnecessary. Your body is yours. You choose what you believe. We just need to know for ourselves. Before it was very like promoting this, but later found out, or low-key. You can say e-cigarette is bad, but if you say it is good, you should also say it is bad, if you say it is good, there will be corresponding measures to deal with it. I won't go into details.