Study says e-cigarettes may lead to cancer and heart disease – No matter how you get your nicotine, it damages your DNA.

1. “The study does also acknowledge that the tobacco nitrosamines (known carcinogens) found in body fluids of e-cigarette users are 97 percent lower than in cigarette smokers (but states this is “significantly higher than in nonsmokers”).”
2. How does this compare to nicotine gum and patches, which are both available OTC?
3. How does the amount of nicotine they used in the study correlate to the amount e-cig users actually typically use?
4. Nobody…

Study says e-cigarettes may lead to cancer and heart disease – No matter how you get your nicotine, it damages your DNA.