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The investigation is ongoing, vitamin E is not confirmed as the causal agent. Anyway, the problem is actually people inhaling random chemicals, a problem which
by Gatsky 7y ago
The investigation is ongoing, vitamin E is not confirmed as the causal agent.
Anyway, the problem is actually people inhaling random chemicals, a problem which vaping has gifted to us. There will be other cases of lung injury unrelated to vitamin E.
Frankly, even 1 more dead guy is too many, I support a total ban on vaping.
- tannedNerd 7y agoSo I also assume you fully support prohibition of alcohol then? Since it kills 1,000s a year in the US?
- Gatsky 7y agoThis is a foolish argument. 1. Vaping is at the stage where it can be controlled, whereas alcohol is beyond that point. Public health is not best served by a logically coherent approach where every product is treated fairly. 2. Alcohol will not burn your lungs and kill you in a few days at recommended usage levels, whereas vaping random juice apparently will.
- ta999999171 7y ago> Vaping is at the stage where it can be controlled Strongly disagree, see: Prohibition
- jrace 7y agoDrinking ISO alcohol will make you go blind. Drinking moonshine can kill you.
- sybarita 7y agoHow do you suppose you would "control" vaping any more than you can control alcohol? Every idiot knows how to fill a vape cart now
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- amanaplanacanal 7y agoSmoking also Vaporizes whatever it is you are smoking. I doubt replacing Vaping with smoking is going to be a public health win. Regulating what is in the vape liquid probably would be though.
- gizmo686 7y agoNo one is pro inhaling random chemicals. They are pro inhaling specific chemicals. The fact that there is contamination is a problem of quality control and regulation.