Argumentative Essay On Vaping
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One of the newest trends in America is an alternative to smoking called “Vaping”. There are many advocacy groups that are currently petitioning and fighting legislature that would make this new trend illegal. Many claims have been made stating that vaping is more dangerous than smoking traditional big brand tobacco. There are also arguments that there have not been enough studies to prove that vaping is less harmful than conventional smoking methods, which is not the case however. Vaping has been around since the early 1960s and has proven to be healthier than its tobacco cousin, the cigarette. Currently the United States Government is trying to pass a law that would ban the production, distribution, and sale of many vape products. This ban would make it so the big brand tobacco companies would once again be the number one source for nicotine. I strongly believe that vaping is a safe alternative method to smoking that will reduce many medical risks and diseases associated …show more content…
Many people have given up smoking in exchange for vaping. Many vapers that were former smokers have found there are some side effects to vaping. However these side effects have proven to be temporary. One ex-smoker has created a website that shares his story as well as his findings on the use of vapes and e-cigarettes in his own personal life. The side effects he found were “Dry skin, Dry mouth, Rash/burning sensation on face, Itchiness, Puffy/dry eyes, Caffeine sensitivity, Minor blood nose issues”. Theses side effects however were much milder than the side effects he found corresponding to Cold-Turkey quitting of tobacco which include “’Quit zits’, Bleeding gums, Susceptibility to colds and the flu, Various skin issues, Anxiety, An increase in coughing, Dizziness, Insomnia, Dry throat”. Some of the side effects of smoking can prove to be life-long problems that eventually lead to
In this essay, the author
- Opines that vaping is a safe alternative to smoking that will reduce many medical risks and diseases associated with smoking conventional cigarettes.
- Explains that vaping has advanced like other modern technology since its creation in 1963 by herbert a. gilbert.
- Argues that vaping is safer than conventional smoking, but there have been many studies to test this. murray laugesen mbchb nzcphm of health new zealand ltd.
- Opines that vaping is a safe alternative to smoking that will reduce many medical risks and diseases associated with smoking conventional cigarettes.
- Explains that vaping has advanced like other modern technology since its creation in 1963 by herbert a. gilbert.
- Argues that vaping is safer than conventional smoking, but there have been many studies to test this. murray laugesen mbchb nzcphm of health new zealand ltd.
- Explains that ruyan® v8 nicotine e-cigarette users do not inhale smoke or smoke toxicants. the modest reductions recommended in 2008 by who’s tobacco regulation committee are already far exceeded.
- Explains that this experiment tested an e-cigarette with a chemical makeup similar to most other cigarettes and vape mods, which proved to be healthier than conventional cigarettes. other studies have also been done.
- Describes a study conducted by dr. konstantinos farsalinos and his team in 20014 that evaluated the effects on the cardiovascular system between cigarettes and e-cigarettes.
- States that the study was done to screen e-cigarette vapours for four groups of potentially toxic compounds and was accepted by a board of health care professionals.
- Explains that medical professionals are not the only group of people that are experimenting with e-cigarettes and vaping. many vapers that were former smokers have found there are some side effects to vapes.
- Explains that they support the choice of vaping as they can control the amount of nicotine in the e-liquid making it easier for the user to cut back or even down to zero nicotine.
- Explains that the government is trying to pass a ban that would make the production, distribution and sale of 90% of vape products illegal.
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