It’s illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to vape or use any tobacco or nicotine products. Do you know anyone who has faced trouble as a result of vaping either at home, at school or with the law?
Do you know anyone who has faced trouble as a result of vaping either at home, at school, or with the law?
Vaping or smoking causes nicotine to be absorbed into the blood, triggering the adrenal glands to release adrenaline. This spikes the central nervous system, which increases blood pressure, breathing and heart rate. Nicotine boosts dopamine levels in the brain, which causes the body to become addicted. Learn more here.
Vaping contains nicotine, which is addictive and harmful to the cardiovascular system. It raises blood pressure, spikes adrenaline and damages blood vessels. Additionally, e-cigarette vapor contains chemicals that are harmful to the lungs. Young athletes across the nation have reported that vaping seriously deteriorates cardiovascular capacity and athletic performance. Learn more here and here.
Many studies indicate that vaping is as addictive as combustible cigarettes. Both contain nicotine, which is an extremely addictive chemical. Many electronic cigarettes enable users to get more nicotine than what’s available in a combustible cigarette through various extra strength products. Moreover, vaping isn’t as inconvenient as smoking because it’s not odorous and isn’t typically banned indoors. Learn more here and here.
Vaping was initially created as a tool to quit smoking cigarettes. Current research indicates that vaping devices might be less harmful than cigarettes, but nicotine in any form is highly addictive. Additionally, vaping is new, so long-term effects are still unclear. Learn more here.
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