By: Average vaper

Average vaper
Wed, 11 Jan 2017 07:12:06 +0000

Wow, the Royal College of Physicians already ran pretty much that exact same study, and published their findings. Aparently that is not credible though, I'm sure (insert name here) University's findings will finally show the findings we want to see. As a vaper, I've seen many studies performed over the years. They all end the same way: "Inhaling vapor is noticeably healthier than cigarettes, but still pose some health risks to the respitory system, and this varies widely on the type of flavors used" Followed by the catch-all "But the long term effects of vaping are still not understood, therefore we cannot say that vaping is healthier than smoking."-That's the one the FDA is currently using to put a stranglehold on a multi-billion dollar U.S. industry that has the potential to put literally tens of thousands of americans out of jobs. Here's an idea, attach a physical fitness study to the test. Get a smoker, run a stress test, have him vape for a year, then run the stress test again. When I smoked, I could barely run a mile before collapsing from exhaustion, and in no way did I jog regularly. Now I jog 5 miles before my knees start to get ore, so I back off. And I vape heavily.