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http://www.nhs.uk/news/2013/04April/Pages/E-cigarette-vapers-using-them-to-quit-smoking.aspx
“Electronic cigarettes have helped almost nine out of ten smokers quit tobacco completely” the Metro reports. The claim is based on the results of an online survey on e-cigarette use and their effects on tobacco consumption.
The survey’s participants were mainly recruited via the websites of two leading manufactures of e-cigarettes.
The survey responses report an overall positive experience of e-cigarettes, for example:
[h=2][/h][h=3]What is 'vaping'?[/h]Smoking an e-cigarette is called 'vaping' because the device produces a vapour containing nicotine, which is inhaled by the user.
“Electronic cigarettes have helped almost nine out of ten smokers quit tobacco completely” the Metro reports. The claim is based on the results of an online survey on e-cigarette use and their effects on tobacco consumption.
The survey’s participants were mainly recruited via the websites of two leading manufactures of e-cigarettes.
The survey responses report an overall positive experience of e-cigarettes, for example:
[h=2][/h][h=3]What is 'vaping'?[/h]Smoking an e-cigarette is called 'vaping' because the device produces a vapour containing nicotine, which is inhaled by the user.
- 75% of the sample said it had been several weeks or months since their last cigarette
- 91% said that use of the e-cigarette had ‘substantially decreased’ their craving for tobacco cigarettes
- 70% didn’t have as much of an urge to smoke
