The following are the current mainstream views and research on e-cigarettes in the international community

The following are the current mainstream views and research on e-cigarettes in the international community

The UK Public Health Agency (PHE) released a research report on e-cigarettes in 2015, stating that e-cigarettes can reduce harm by about 95% compared to traditional tobacco. This conclusion was announced on its government website, reminding British smokers to choose a safer way of smoking. After that, public health units around the world have launched a wave of research focused on e-cigarettes.

A study by MGHfC in the United States suggests that parents who use both traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes may be more likely to accept smoking cessation interventions compared to parents who only smoke, as most people use e-cigarettes for the purpose of quitting.

After testing and analysis, even in a small and unventilated space where more than ten people continuously use electronic cigarettes, the smoke fills the entire space, and the test report results still show that no toxic or hazardous substances have been detected to a dangerous level.

A study organized by New York University titled "Minimizing Harm and Tobacco Control: Redefining the Social Perspective of Nic as a Rapid Life Saving Agent" analyzed different types of nic replacement products, including e-cigarettes, and their benefits in reducing the harm to smokers. Based on surveys from several different studies, researchers have concluded that "the general public needs to rethink their views on reducing the harm of tobacco replacement products. When nic smoke is separated from the deadly toxins in traditional tobacco, the harm of smoke to the human body will be greatly reduced. The researchers reported that "most of the harm comes from inhaling the products of tobacco combustion

Therefore, after switching from cigarettes to electronic cigarettes, steam cigarette users can quickly reduce their exposure to many other harmful toxins in the smoke, including known carcinogen.Some countries have an open attitude towards e-cigarettes, especially in Europe and America, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and other countries where e-cigarettes are developing rapidly. Countries such as Japan and Malaysia in Asia are also showing a thriving trend in e-cigarettes. New Zealand has launched a health website to promote e-cigarettes, developed by the Ministry of Health and the Health Promotion Agency, with advice provided by an expert advisory group. The Deputy Minister of Health said that the website provides clear and reliable information about steam e-cigarettes as a way to quit smoking. And many people miss nic when they quit smoking. It can replace this nic, and its appearance is exquisite with a variety of flavors, such as the high quality Open Pod System Pod Kit. Electronic cigarettes also do not produce toxins in cigarette smoke,The combustion of chemicals found in cigarette smoke causes almost all the hazards of tobacco.

In terms of Electronic Cigarette control, Finland is the strictest country, followed by Hungary and Greece, while Sweden is the loosest country, followed by the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, and the Czech Republic. For example, countries and regions such as Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, Finland, and Canada have corresponding regulatory measures for e-cigarettes. Scientists have a more positive view on steam cigarettes (e-cigarettes). Steam cigarettes do still contain nic, which is addictive, but the same goes for caffeine. However, nic itself does notcausecancer

In summary, although e-cigarettes are not the safest choice compared to other NRT (nic replacement) products, as e-cigarettes are not completely risk-free and their impact on the human body needs to be observed for a long time. However, in terms of current market acceptance, e-cigarettes are still the most advantageous nic replacement solution in terms of dissemination and acceptance by smokers.

It is also worth noting that currently 90% of electronic cigarettes in the world are made in China, which is an important economic component and a very promising industry, which is very beneficial for foreign exchange creation. With the strengthening of regulation, the market will purify and raise the threshold to drive noncompliant manufacturers out of the market. In the future, it will also be the strong and capable E-Cigarette manufacturers and brand merchants who will lead the industry's development.