Comments on: E-Cigarettes in the News

By: J

Wed, 09 Nov 2011 08:06:37 +0000

I was a smoker from 1995 to 2011. Willpower alone is often not enough to stop smoking, and as many smokers know, they’ve had the will. Cessation involves different things to different people. With some, it’s changing the daily routine. With others, it’s replacing the nicotine with other substances or activities. But for many, it’s in stages, replacing the smoke with patches, gums, or prescription drugs, and sometimes trying to wean off of cigarettes. More often than not, these products are not effective, which leaves these smokers at a dead end, desperate and distraught.

E-cigarettes address these people.

E-cigs have been put through the ringer in mainstream media. They have been attacked by numerous organizations. But when we follow the money, it’s easy to see that pharmaceutical corporations, who send financial support to these organizations, use them as mouthpieces for their profit motives. Corporations exist for one reason: to deliver profits. Everything else is secondary, which includes playing fair. This, coupled with the FDA’s equally negative stance, shows that a lot of money for big pharm and tax revenue is at stake.

But why? Because e-cigarettes are the option that many people have been waiting for. They are highly effective in replacing cigarettes, and current studies are confirming that. Future studies will only firm up the notion that so many e-cig users already know: that e-cigs are the formidable alternative to smoking. Period.

We’ll be watching.

By: rmz

rmz — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 22:57:43 +0000

I have been a smoker to 25 years. I grew up around smokers too. 25 days ago I woke up and found I was out. Of smokes. Instead of going to get smokes I drove to a shop that sold e cigs. Went in asked if I could try them and did. Its been 25 days since Ihad a rolled cigarette and I am feeling great my lung pains are gone my heart palpitations are gone my wheezing is gone and the pressures in my eyes are gone. I smell. Good feel good. And I back this product all the way! Anyone who makes it difficult for us is a demon and hope they rot in hxll. I thankGod for these. Nothing else worked for me! Happy gaping! From a die hard!

By: Jim

Jim — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 15:04:15 +0000

When you look at the N.J. story and read the “” of things said by the State Senators in support of this it is clear they have no clue what they are talking about, and that they are in the pocket of big burning tobacco business. It is such a ugly thing to see State Senators placing there interest in tax revenue, before the public safety and health. Does anyone think of how much we would save on health care should all burning tobacco smokers start smoking e-cigs, and talk about stimulating the economy. The cost to a smoker of burning tobacco runs around $165 to $225.00 a month for a pack a day smoker. That same smoker using a E-cig cuts their cost to around $50.00 a month that makes for about $110.00 a month savings or $1,300.00 a year. With 46 million smokers that would be about $5.9 billion of freed up money injected back into the economy a year. Oh ya , I forgot the burning tobacco business needs that money to pay off the Senators to support the ban on e-cigs.

Visit http://www.smokefree-ecig.com click the Q&A link and watch the videos . Demand your right to know the truth.

By: Lonnie Cast

Lonnie Cast — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 04:53:36 +0000

electronic cigarettes are the wave of the future! nice blog, i really liked it!

By: Terri & Matthew Taylor

Terri & Matthew Taylor — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 18:18:50 +0000

Well, I wanted to start out by saying that when I was 14 yrs old, I was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (a type of cancer that attacks your lymphatic system). Now at 27, I have been in remission for over 12 yrs; although, scared about it, I have smoked since I was 18 yrs old. Year after year, the quanity of my smoking increased, and at 27, I was up to 1 1/2 packs per day. Nothing ever worked for me. I tried chewing the nicotine gum, an anti-depressent, and patches but, nothing worked. About a month ago, my dad told me that he saw a woman smoking the E Cigarette and she told him how she had totally quit smoking by using it. So, desperately wanting to quit for my children and my own health, I got online and ordered the “Blu E-Cigarette” for my husband and I. It has helped us tremendously! I haven’t completely quit smoking, but have cut down by about 3/4ths. My husband works in the coal mines and is not aloud to smoke underground and, to get his nicotine, he chew’s snuff. The snuff has caused him alot of dental problems, along with sores and pain in his mouth. So, he takes his e- cigarette to work and smokes it the whole 10-12 hours that he is underground and it gives him all the pleasure of a regular cigarette. Now, every man at his job wants to order one. I just wanted to say, in my opinion, this product is definately the ONLY thing that could help me cut down smoking, happily. It has probably saved my husband from developing some sort of mouth cancer from chewing snuff. I WOULD RECCOMMEND THIS TO ANYONE AND EVERYONE THAT LOVES TO SMOKE BUT WANTS TO CHANGE THE OUTCOME OF THEIR FUTURE.