Like many products before it, the electronic cigarette seems to have become stronger since the health organisations urged caution, claiming not enough testing had been done to prove them Safe. 

Whilst the organisations distanced themselves from the electronic cigarette, the sales have continued to grow and with the UK smoking ban now entering its second winter, the thought of standing outside the pub or office in the freezing temperatures seems to be enticing smokers to try something different.

Some pubs and bars are now even beginning to sell the electronic cigarette, realising they are becoming more popular, sensing a potential profit and that the punters are becoming more willing to try them, not simply as an alternative to a cigarette but as a genuine reason not to stand outside and freeze for a smoke.

During this time of credit crunch, many smokers who don’t actually want to quit smoking altogether but are looking for something more affordable are also turning to the electronic cigarette.

With a little shopping around, the prices for smoking the electronic cigarette are vastly less than their standard counterparts. One such Electronic Cigarette company provides a table to show the significance of the savings and it goes a little bit like this:

Approximate only

• Electronic Cigarette:10 a day for one year = £ 122 • Real Cigarettes : 10 a day for one year = £1004

That equals a savings of more than £800 per year.

• Electronic Cigarette:40 a day for one year = £ 487 • Real Cigarettes : 40 a day for one year = £3529

That is an incredible saving of more than £3000 per year.

With those figures in mind it is not difficult to see why the Electronic Cigarette is becoming a very attractive proposition.

There are apparently no carcinogens or toxins in an electronic cigarette, immediately making them a far healthier alternative. Nicotine and flavourings seem to be the only substances present in the device.

In summary, with none of the dangers of real cigarettes present, a massive cost reduction over real cigarettes and social benefits too, (no dangers of passive smoking and no restrictions under the smoking bans) the electronic cigarette still provides a nicotine flavour, revealing a very genuine alternative and potential aid for those who wish to quit smoking.

As the winter’s harsh realities sink in, at least there seems to be some hope on the horizon, not just for smokers but for their families and friends too. Perhaps if the electronic cigarette proves itself in the next few years we may be approaching a new era and a much less smoky, healthier one at that.

Part of this on going dilemma with Smokeless Cigarettes is that the FDA has not officially approved the device and have even gone as far as to put out a national warning until more test are done because they have found two of the same substances found in tobacco cigarettes. How do you really gauge these warnings since a standard cigarette has approx 2000 chemicals and are know to kill over 5 million humans per year? If cigarettes are legal and approved by the FDA then these Smokeless Cigarettes should certainly fall under some category and have the similar restrictions with the warning and age requirement to purchase. We do know Smokeless Cigarettes have helped tens of thousands of ex-smokers lean off tobacco cigarettes or get off of tobacco all together and with advent of these new Smokers Lung recovery drugs and naturopathic remedies we can at least give smokers a chance to get back to a normal healthy life. Even The Doctors TV show has posted the Smokeless Cigarette as one of the Top 10 extraordinary new health gadgets for 2009 with many other doctors giving it a positive Review. We have yet to find a doctor who tells us “No, these Smokeless Electronic Cigarettes are very harmful, stay on the tobacco cigarettes”…

Most smokers believe anything that breaks the tobacco habit is a start in the right direction especially if it cuts out all of the tar and carcinogens immediately without feeling like your in detox.  Nicotine in itself is not known to have any ill-effects other than raising your blood pressure when you do not control your intake. The benefit of the smokeless cigarette is that it does just that with the staged levels of nicotine cartridges. You can start with the high level then go down to medium, low, and no to finish. Is it a 100% solution? No, but the obvious has been answered in the thousands and thousands of users who keep referring friends and family to give it a try not because it is cool but because they care about the health of their loved ones.

Look, if you want to stop smoking and give your lungs time to heal and nothing else has worked then you need some options. Smokeless Cigarettes give you a great option with a very small investment so there is really no risk in trying. If you order a starter kit it gives you everything you need plus a couple of weeks worth of nicotine filters. Pricing for the device starts at around $59.00. For that price how can you not afford to at least give it a shot? We found a great online site that has tons of information and an easy online ordering process at http://www.supercig.com and they even offer Free Shipping if you enter code:noship

electronic cigarette Review

Quitting Smoking With Electronic Cigarettes: New Study Proves 45% Success Rate

A Smoker Enjoying an electronic cigarette

Stamford, CT (PRWEB) November 30, 2009

In the first government controlled official study of the electronic cigarette’s effectiveness as a smoking cessation aid e-cigs show an impressive 45% success rate. The study, conducted in South Africa, consisted of 349 smokers. At the conclusion of the two month study 45% of those participating had successfully quit smoking.

All the doctors that participated in the study agree that electronic cigarettes are a significantly healthier alternative to smoking traditional cigarettes. The study showed that 6% of participating smokers quit within two weeks with an increase to 45% over 8 weeks. Over half of the participants reported increased energy levels and a visual improvement in their appearance.

Overwhelming support from the medical community that participated in the study includes that of Dr Clifford Hulley, who reported that “an e-cigarette is the most effective treatment method on the market for quitting tobacco smoking”. Prof Martin Veller, Head Vascular Surgeon at the University of the Witwatersrand, added “Motivated by my wife’s experience, who smoked traditional cigarettes heavily until the moment she replaced them with Green Smoke electronic cigarettes, I have advised my patients to consider electronic cigarettes as an alternative nicotine source.”

According to Dr Kishore Deva, a Pretoria doctor who quit smoking using electronic cigarettes over a six week period, “around 10 to 15 e-cig puffs are equivalent to the same amount of nicotine delivered by a tobacco cigarette”. He added that the nicotine, present in E-Cigarettes, is not responsible for the health risks that tobacco cigarettes hold and that a great resource for potential buyers is the electronic cigarette Review site http://e-CigCompare.com.

Earlier this year another study was carried out by Health New Zealand to determine the Safety of electronic cigarettes. According to the head of research Dr Murray Laugeson, the test found that electronic cigarettes were not only very Safe relative to cigarettes, but that they are also Safe in absolute terms on all measurements.

“Using micro-electronics, an Electronic Cigarette vaporizes, separately for each puff, very small quantities of nicotine dissolved in Propylene Glycol, two small well-known molecules with excellent Safety profiles, into a fine aerosol. Each puff contains one third to one half the nicotine in a tobacco cigarette’s puff. The Cartridge liquid is tobacco-Free and no combustion occurs.”

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