Recent studies by American scientists have once again confirmed the serious health risks posed by vapes — also known as electronic cigarettes. According to their findings, vapes may be up to 20 times more harmful than traditional tobacco products.
These devices, known as e-cigarettes, allow users to inhale vaporized liquid. Though they may seem harmless and “flavorful” at first glance, they actually contain a number of hidden dangers.
Extremely high levels of heavy metals and toxic substances
Research has shown that vape vapor contains excessive amounts of heavy metals like lead, nickel, and antimony. These substances gradually accumulate in the body, leading to irreversible damage to health over time.
Increased risk of serious illnesses
Scientists emphasize that regular vape use may result in:
- dementia,
- lung fibrosis and respiratory problems,
- various types of cancer.
In addition, electronic cigarettes can increase nicotine addiction, disrupt the nervous system, and negatively impact blood circulation.
Widespread use among youth raises concern
In many countries, including the U.S., e-cigarettes are becoming increasingly popular among young people. Their appealing design, flavored vapor options, and heavy marketing contribute to the misconception that they are “harmless.”
Conclusion: so-called “modern” vapes are far from safe
Doctors and experts urge people to avoid such devices altogether, and stress the importance of widespread public awareness, especially among youth. Vaping is not a safer alternative to cigarettes — it’s a new and even more dangerous threat in disguise. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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