Is it better to smoke e-cigarettes or to smoke cigarettes?

Are e-cigarettes good or not, is it better to smoke e-cigarettes or to smoke? Hong Kong announced that it will completely ban the sale of e-cigarettes and other emerging tobacco products. Prior to this, the United States also announced that if emerging manufacturers cannot control the proliferation of e-cigarettes among young people, they will remove all e-cigarette products from the shelves. In addition to Hong Kong and the United States, Southeast Asian countries, France and Italy have imposed restrictions on the sale of e-cigarettes. E-cigarettes are at the crossroads of fate again.

There are two of the most lucrative legal businesses in the world, tobacco and alcohol.

Compared with the harm caused by traditional cigarettes to the body, electronic cigarettes advocate a "healthy and safe" smoking cessation tool. Because of this, e-cigarettes have been trapped in the huge arena of tobacco since the day of their birth and began their survival path of swords and swords.

Compared with electronic cigarettes, cigarettes are still more harmful. Electronic cigarettes do not contain tar, carbon monoxide and other carcinogens, and are healthier than cigarettes.

Is it better to smoke e-cigarettes or smoke:

1. Material difference

Cigarettes: The raw material is tobacco, a widely grown herb.

E-cigarettes: E-cigarettes are Microelectronics Technology Products, which include atomizers, lithium batteries and pods, and are a non-combustible alternative to cigarettes.

2. Price

Cigarettes: The price of cigarettes varies from a few yuan to several hundred yuan a box. Cigarettes are long-term consumables, so they are more expensive than electronic cigarettes.

Electronic cigarettes: Although the pods of electronic cigarettes are consumables, they have built-in chargers, so they can be recycled electronic cigarettes for a long time, and the price is much lower than that of cigarettes.

3. Consumers

Cigarettes: Generally, they are senior smokers with fixed smoking preferences, and the consumers are mainly men.

E-cigarettes: E-cigarettes cover a wide range of consumers, including smokers and people who want to quit smoking, and a few women and non-smokers who are curious.

4. Occasion restrictions

Cigarettes: Open flames are required. Smoking is not allowed in general public places and needs to be settled in specific smoking areas.

Electronic cigarettes: more environmentally friendly, can be smoked without lighting and can be used in many places where smoking is prohibited.

5. Effects on the body

Cigarettes: There are more than 2,000 ingredients. Burning smoke contains more than 400 carcinogens, and many of them can promote the development of cancer cells. Among them, are nicotine, carbon monoxide, tar, cyanide and some radioactive material.

E-cigarettes: The oil fume of electronic cigarettes is developed with chemical agents and smoked in the form of atomization. It is generally believed that nicotine, formaldehyde and other chemical substances are harmful to the body.

6. The impact on the people around you

Cigarettes: There are thousands of gases in the smoke of cigarettes, most of which have strong irritants, at least forty of which can cause cancer, and these particles can stay in the air for several hours, combined with decaying substances in the air to be destroyed Inhalation by those around you can pose a significant health hazard.

Electronic cigarette: e-cigarette smoke is an atomized vapour. It is a process from liquid to gas, no chemical substances are produced, and it will not affect the health of people around you.

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