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Researchers in the UK are often young electronic smoking experience and a young man who never smoked, not included. 16.193 young people between the ages of 14 to 17 questions asked in the survey, one in five e-cigarette bought or used as experimental. "BMC Public Health, the researchers say nicotine e-cigarettes are very popular in the world and the need to tighten their control. Experts say it is important to know how many young people are becoming addicted. Electronic cigarettes are actually mimic the effects of smoking and produce a vapor which actually are less harmful than cigarettes. However, there is nicotine vapor which usually is intoxicating.
People have different opinions about e-cigarettes. Some people give up smoking as a key ingredient to help give some people believe that smoking can lead to. Liverpool John Morris University juabdhndgan 19 percent of those polled said they 'weeping' What is the use of e-cigarettes.
According to the survey, five percent of those who use e-cigarette smoking did not ever smoke, while 50% were former smokers was 67% lighter. E-cigarettes have been found in young adults whose parents who drink or smoke. Professor Mark Wallace told the BBC that for most people it would be a startling figure. He understood that alternate tobacco instead of this one thing, they are testing drugs. He said about nicotine, it can cause a lot of problems with this highly addictive cigarettes and e-liquid and offer very thick. We must be careful about this and also how we can protect our youth.
Aynglynld children under 18 years to ban the sale of e-cigarettes have been announced and similar measures Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are also under consideration. Speaking to the BBC, Electronic Cigarette Industry Trade Union President Catherine Devlin said, 'Of course that's access to the e-cigarette is an extremely serious matter. "However, the use of survey recorded only once. I do not know whether I would have used it regularly or not. "Other data suggest that it is unlikely qyas teacher. However, we hope that those who buy e cigarettes, introduced new restrictions on age would be able to reduce this number. 'Office of National Statistics, or the Department of National Statistics E-cigarette users are mostly current or former smoker.