Cigarettes, which are commonly available in stores, contain about 5.300 Chemicals, of which about 70 are considered carcinogenic.
Among them are the three most harmful ingredients “N”, Tar and carbon monoxide.
This is why people generally believe, that cigarettes are harmful, and ask yourself: “Aren’t e-cigarettes just as harmful as cigarettes??“A lot of people are worried about this.
Let's compare these harmful ingredients in cigarettes and e-cigarettes.
Compare the harmful effects of “N”
The main damage of “N” is that, what many people call “dependence.”.
As your addiction progresses, you may smoke more frequently and the more you smoke, the more pollutants enter your body.
If “N” also enters the body, it leads to an increase in blood pressure and heart rate, which raises concerns, that it could have negative effects on the heart and lungs.
All cigarettes currently sold in Japan included “N” and the content varies depending on the brand.

Comparison of tar toxicity

Tar is the general name for the particle components in tobacco smoke. It does not contain carbon monoxide and other gas components, which occur when tobacco leaves are burned. It contains many pollutants and carcinogens.
Although the amount of tar in each cigarette is very small, the more tar accumulates in your body, the longer you smoke them, which causes your lungs to darken.

The black lungs, that you see in medical books, are actually blackened by this tar. This tar is possibly the “most harmful substance” among the substances contained in cigarettes.

Comparison of carbon monoxide and other hazards

Carbon monoxide is a highly toxic gas, which is also contained in car exhaust fumes from burning tobacco.
It is accepted, that the substance the ability of the blood, to transport oxygen, reduced and thereby increases the risk of heart disease. It occurs in around three percent of cigarette smoke.
In addition to the three substances introduced so far, research shows that there are more than 3.000 carcinogenic substances such as benzene and formaldehyde.

What ingredients do N-free e-cigarettes contain??

N-free e-cigarettes do not contain any of the substances mentioned above.

From here we delve into information about e-cigarettes, which are ideal for this, stop smoking or limit it.

Are “N”- and tar-free e-cigarettes are harmful to health?

As already explained, E-cigarettes do not use tobacco leaves and therefore do not emit various pollutants. But you can really say, that e-cigarettes are harmless to the human body?
Let's take a look, what exactly is contained in e-cigarette liquid.
The main ingredients of the e-cigarette liquids sold are propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerin and other glycols.
These substances are also found in foods and medicines, and one can rightly say, that we consume them every day, without realizing it.

In addition, the British scientific magazine “Nature” published 2017 a study, in which it says, that “long-term use of e-cigarettes does not cause health problems”.
(Those: Health effects of e-cigarettes: A 3.5-year prospective study of daily nonsmokers)
The results of this study suggest so, that no specific health damage was observed even after 3.5 years of using e-cigarettes.

What impact will it have?, if it is consumed over a longer period of time in the future, as its history is shorter than that of cigarettes? What effects would vaccination with large amounts of the supposedly harmless ethylene glycol have??

However, the e-liquid sold through regular channels is made of safe materials, So you can't call it completely harmless, but is still quite safe.

It is extremely important, to choose formal purchasing channels for e-cigarettes. Deaths have occurred in the United States and other countries, those caused by the consumption of e-cigarettes containing N (Vapes) or inferior e-cigarette liquids.

However, the quality of e-cigarettes is strictly controlled through formal channels, so that you can say, that there is no such risk when purchasing e-cigarettes through formal channels.

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