E-cigarettes or traditional cigarettes, which is more harmful to health?

Although e-cigarettes are harmful, they are much less harmful than cigarettes.

If you have been looking for e-cigarette products, you may have seen some domestic businesses blow e-cigarettes into drugs, claiming to be "healthy" and "clean up" lung toxicity. You may also see other scientific articles in China, the dangers of various e-cigarettes, and some even say, "E-cigarettes are seven times higher than cigarettes!"

Is there any harm in electronic cigarettes? Also, is e-cigarette more harmful than traditional cigarettes? To answer these two questions, let's first understand the structure of e-cigarettes.

Electronic haze is usually divided into electronic atomizer and butyl oil (butter). These two parts are similar to the relationship between pen and ink, syringe and medicine. The principle of e-cigarette is to form smoke of muscle oil and inhale it into the body. This project is also called "Vape", sometimes called electronic fog. Of course, e-cigarette also refers to a kind of low-temperature roasted tobacco e-cigarette called iqos, which is not discussed here.

Let's first come to the conclusion that smoking e-cigarettes is not completely harmful to health. The evaluation of e-cigarettes by CDC in the United States is that e-cigarettes are a new thing, and we don't know whether they are healthy after long-term use.

Electronic smoke usually contains nicotine, which is harmful to fetal development and cognitive development of teenagers under 25. Except nicotine, the aerosol of e-cigarettes is not completely harmful. They contain small particles that may cause cancer, or they may contain some mixture of heavy metals. Some studies also show that electronic smog increases the risk of heart disease and cancer. However, although e-cigarettes are not "completely harmless" businesses, they are much less harmful than traditional cigarettes.

After British public institutions, they tend to think that e-cigarettes are still better than smokers for cigarettes. In 20 15, the British Public Health Bureau (PHE) released a report with a page of 1 13, which analyzed the risks of e-cigarettes in detail. The conclusion was that 95% of smokers smoked, and the policy should encourage the use of e-cigarettes as a key control strategy to reduce the harm caused by smoking.