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Vaping may damage immune system and lead to lung disease, study suggests
Vaping speeds up the death of lung cells by 50 fold and could trigger lung diseases in later life, a new study suggests.
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I used to vape a while back before my kid was born, but then decided to quit. I was never a smoker, but quitting was pretty damn hard, the worst was just the habit of having the esig in your hand, etc.
So,why in the world would you even do this in the first place? What's the point? Really,I'd like to know what motivates people,like yourself.to do this sort of thing? What is the attraction? Why was it hard to quit? Just cause it was a habit.like biting nails,or something more?
Well, what happened was that I used to socially smoke here and there during outings, and the next day I would feel pretty terrible when I had a few cigarettes, I never smoked regularly, but figured if I got the ecig, I can replace it and not smoke when I drink. After a while, I got addicted to the ecigs, and before I knew it, I vaped regularly because the taste of the vape is actually quite nice, and the nicotine in it made me crave it. I guess I just got caught off guard by it because I wanted to do something positive.
Thanks for explaning. I'm glad you stopped. Tobacco took out a lot of my kin and booze killed yet another one before tobacco could.
Like so many harum-scarum studies, this study design seems intentionally unreal. Reminds me of anti-drug studies where they'd give small laboratory animals the equivalent of a deadweight metric ton of whatever drug, then pretend to faint when revealing that, to their horror, it hadn't gone well. These results are much at odds with better-conceived science.
No surprises to me.