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Puyopiyo, here is link showing why we should never believe in advertisement by 100%
FDA and health experts warn against use of e-cigarettes - CNN.com
FDA is concerning about this, surprise? me nah!
quote from Steven L who comment about it....
Be sure to look at the levels of the carcinogens they reported finding (can view the report at http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/ScienceResearch/UCM173250.pdf ) These levels are on par with nicorette gum, the nicotrol inhaler, and other FDA approved nicotine replacement therapies.
Regarding the Diethylene Glycol – Admittedly, it should not have been found at all. It’s worth noting, though, that it was only found in one sample from one manufacturer (other samples had no traces of Diethylene Glycol). And, the level found in that sample was only 1%. According to the MSDS, the lethal dose is 11.89 g/kg for rabbits. Assuming this can be extended to humans, an average adult male would have to ingest a whopping 855.925 g to receive a lethal dose.
The entire purpose of thise press release was to use scare tactics to try to get the public to stop buying the electronic cigarette and to instead purchase the products from big pharma or the products from big tobacco (which awards the govt with tax revenue). Otherwise, they would have included the fact that the carcinogen levels found were comparable to approved nicotine replacement therapies and far below those of traditional cigarettes.
It’s time the media started providing real investigative news, rather than regurgitating press releases that are missing critical information.
FDA and health experts warn against use of e-cigarettes | Mass Media News