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> ...completely free of tar, carcinogens and other toxins > ...to deliver nicotine to the user If I'm not mistaken, isn't nicotine itself carcinogenic? Anyway
by lukifer 17y ago
> ...completely free of tar, carcinogens and other toxins
> ...to deliver nicotine to the user
If I'm not mistaken, isn't nicotine itself carcinogenic? Anyway, if I still smoked, I'd switch to these in a heartbeat.
- daeken 17y agoNo, nicotine has never been shown to be carcinogenic, and it's unlikely it will. It's possible it may speed up the development of cancer cells due to preventing apoptosis, but that's purely theoretical at the moment, as far as I'm aware.