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    caught the attention of the market “overnight.” So what is it about these new cigarettes that have caused them to become so popular? Electronic cigarettes are very similar to personal vaporizers. Though they do not contain tobacco‚ they do contain the nicotine found in tobacco plants. When inhaled‚ a heating element atomizes a liquid solution causing an aerosol “vapor” to be emitted from the end resembling smoke. Thicker smoke emitting versions have become more popular‚ as it seems that feature is the

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    answer - nicotine addiction! When you are aware of the dangers of smoking cigarettes‚ you can persuade yourself and others to quit the habit. Read this article to understand the harmful effects of smoking on your health. The habit of smoking cigarettes is addictive in nature. For this reason‚ even though smoking causes death for millions of people all across the world‚ most smokers are unable to stop smoking. Addiction towards cigarettes develop mainly because of presence of nicotine in tobacco

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    Over the past 50 years America has increased its level of knowledge towards the use of tobacco as well as enhanced its cessation techniques through the use of medication and researched programs. Despite these advancements smoking has continued to be a detrimental problem to the American public. According to the CDC‚ “about 1‚000 persons younger than 18 years of age begin smoking on a daily basis.” 1 Many of the cessation programs directed at youths are still young and creating names for themselves

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    that it is better than traditional smoking. People of all ages have switched to e-cigarettes and are in true belief that they are in better health because of the switch. Many believe they help stop the cravings to their nicotine addiction‚ when in fact many e-liquids contain nicotine. However‚ many studies have proven that the liquid used in e-cigarettes contain many harmful chemicals along with faults in the e-cigarette device itself. Studies have also revealed many harmful effects that are associated

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    manufactured in China beginning in 2003‚ E-cigarettes are born from the idea of creating a better way to inhale nicotine‚ either to quit or to sustain a nicotine addiction without the many health effects of smoking” (Bejzak 2013). In order to mimic and penetrate the tobacco market‚ the inventors of E-cigarettes created an “electronic cigarette that is a battery-powered electronic nicotine delivery system that looks very similar to a conventional cigarette and is capable of emulating smoking‚ but without

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    smokers everywhere as a good alternative for nicotine ingestion. E-cigarettes eliminate the harmful aspects of tobacco cigarettes‚ and deliver only nicotine to the user by vaporizing a nicotine concentration. Upon examination‚ this may only be the case for those who have developed a healthy relationship with the tool. Many long term smokers have turned their backs on tobacco products in exchange for the popular ’e-cigarette ’‚ not only as a safer nicotine intake‚ but also as a smoking cessation device

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    (Knouf) and was designed to be an insecticide. Nicotine is the chief addictive ingredient in cigarettes‚ cigars and snuff. It has a unique biphasic effect: inhaled in short puffs‚ it is a stimulant‚ but it can be a tranquilizer when inhaled slowly and deeply. In larger doses nicotine is a highly toxic poison‚ used as an insecticide‚ fumigant‚ and vermifuge a medicine that expels parasitic and intestinal worms (http://www.answers.com/topic/nicotine). Nicotine is the psychoactive (affecting the mind or

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    cancer other than lung cancer from smoking‚ 1‚273‚000 have emphysema from smoking‚ and 2‚633‚000 have chronic bronchitis from smoking. Those facts are from current smokers and do not even include former smokers. The addicting drug in cigarettes is nicotine. It comes from the tobacco plant which grows mostly in

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    tobacco and nicotine is endearing to its users. Only in the past century have researchers discovered the inherent danger of this substance. Ever since‚ the quest has been on for a cigarette that would not be as catastrophically dangerous. In the year 2004‚ the E-cig was introduced in the Chinese market and has since taken off. Namely‚ by definition the E-cigs uses electricity to heat liquid in its compartment and produce a vapor. Furthermore‚ it contains nicotine to soothe

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    Judith Taylor October 13‚ 2010 Process Analysis Essay Nicotine is a drug found in tobacco. It can be as addictive as heroin or cocaine. Over time‚ a person becomes physically and emotionally addicted to nicotine. There are studies that have shown that smokers must deal with both the physical and psychological dependence to quit and stay nicotine free. Quitting smoking is a step by step process that will enhance and prolong lives. Smokers often say that they want to quit‚ but do not know how

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