Electronic cigarettes as harmful as common

Recent research suggests that potentially uncertain levels of toxic metals can make their way into electronic cigarette vapor.

“Electic cigarettes are as bad as tobacco”, say insurance companies establishing same policies for both types of cigarettes, writes “Dalymail”.

Electronic cigarette users have to pay up to 65 per cent more for life insurance claims than non-duhanpiers.

“Costo is equal to 26 extra pounds per month, on average for lowering long-term insurance with coverage of critical diseases”, says the survey on price comparison page “MoneySuperMarket”.

Kevin Pratt, an expert on consumer issues on the website, said that “the use of nicotine in any form, including gold and chewing gum, would be considered a smoker and you should be without nicotine for 12 months to get lower 48x1>.

Pratt said there has been no distinction between smoking and using electronic cigarettes, because scientific research on the impact of electronic cigarette health has not been final until now.