Well, yes. You don't need a study to prove the headline, the company itself owns patents in which it states that the goal of the product is to mimic the psychop

Well, yes. You don't need a study to prove the headline, the company itself owns patents in which it states that the goal of the product is to mimic the psychopharmacology of regular cigarettes. If the thing works like a cigarette it's no surprise at all that people would get as addicted as to regular cigarettes.