Electronic cigarettes, dangerous to human health

Electronic cigarettes risk a risk of heart attack, stroke, or other heart disease, reveal a new study.

About one in 20 American adults use electronic cigarettes, and many claim that these are healthier than flammable cigarettes.

As an increasing demand, it becomes increasingly clear that they are not safe.

The latest study, conducted by the American Heart Association, found that attacks on the heart are nearly 60% more common among those using electronic cigarettes, who are at risk for 71% of the shock.

When electronic cigarettes began to appear on the shelves of tobacco shops, they were seen as a help to break up smokers.

Now, however, it has become clear that they can be a new addiction rather than a substitute.