As a pathologist, I have studied how human cells are altered by disease; with colleagues, I have explored in the laboratory how cancer cells behave and respond to various treatments.  A single human disease can involve thousands of changes in the arrangement and interaction of the 10,000 different kinds of molecules present in each cell.

 A new study evaluating passive vaping has recently been published in the journal Environmental Research. The study evaluated nicotine levels in the house of vapers and smokers (compared to non-smokers), and measured salivary and urinary cotinine levels in non-smokers who were exposed to tobacco and electronic cigarette use at their homes.

Source: Mount Baker Vapor

Today we will be discussing the health effects of vaping vs. smoking, and vaping in public places. There is a lot of information, much of it conflicting about the health effects of vaping and 2nd hand vape. Let’s look at the concerns and what the leading researchers in the field are saying in response.

There have been some recent allegations that Suicide Bunny eJuices contain unsafe levels of ingredients such as Diacetyl and Acetoin.  We have been in contact with the distributor of Suicide Bunny and have been assured that Suicide Bunny eJuices do not contain unsafe levels of these carcinogens.

Posted by: Vaporeus

Date: April 8, 2014

Did you know that more people are poisoned by their toothpaste than by e-liquid? It’s true, although it seems the media would have you believing otherwise.