Controversial Study: E-Cigs for Quitting
A recent scientific review has shown that nicotine-containing electronic cigarettes effectively aid in quitting smoking, with success rates higher than some traditional methods such as nicotine patches and gum. About 4 additional people out of 100 succeed in quitting when using e-cigarettes compared to nicotine alternatives, with higher quit rates also observed compared to no assistance at all. The study confirmed that high-quality, regulated e-cigarettes are less harmful than traditional smoking. It called for reliance on approved products to reduce risks, while warning about the dangers of unlicensed products and other substances, such as THC, which may be even more harmful.
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