While there are a ton of quit smoking aids in the universe, the Yorkshire and the Humber Tobacco Control Network, which is an anti-smoking coalition, recently said that e-cigarettes “are substantially less harmful than smoking tobacco,” according to a story in The Daily Caller.
The coalition’s statement, published by Breathe 2015 was issued in support of Public Health England “and several major health organizations that agreed e-cigarettes are not in the same league as regular cigarettes in terms of health risks,” The Daily Caller reported. In a nutshell, vaping should be used to help smokers quit.
The statement contains 15 bullet points outlining the benefits of vaping, including the huge mistake many lawmakers are making in terms of treating e-cigarettes as tobacco products.
“E-cigarettes are substantially less harmful for users than tobacco cigarettes, with no known health risks to bystanders,” the statement read.
For the full story, visit http://dailycaller.com/2016/02/29/anti-tobacco-coalition-says-e-cigarettes-can-succeed-where-all-else-has-failed/.
YHTCN Says E-Cigs ‘Far Safer Than Tobacco’
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