Comments by "Wiczus" (@wiczus6102) on "What Vaping Does to the Body" video.

From my personal experience, the Problem with vaping is the accesability. You can literally vape the whole day long without a break in most situations. You can vape at work, you can vape in your room. You can always get a stronger vape (more nicotine). Like when you start vaping you go for 3mg/ml, and when you're into it, you use 18 mg. If you were to light a ciggarete near your coworker, they'd call it out. If you were to smoke in your room, your room would reek. The only breaks you have on vapes, are your self control and that's - in many cases - not enough. Another thing that maybe contributing to the acute GI problems, could be that a 3mg vaper, might - due to a mistake, or out of curiosity - pick a 6 times stronger vape, which the organism just didn't develop the tolerance to. Anyways, great video.
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@TheSheff45 Let's say you'd live 100 Years, but due to a substance you consume you live 99 Years. Is the substance safe? That depends not on science but on your way of compromise between health and lifestyle. If a substance's effect on your health is unsignificant to you or majority it is being considered safe. We could all live as ascetics in a forest, but that's not really the point of the substance evaluations.
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@markusht Your scenario is theoretically possible, but the loss of performance (as in ability to breathe, move, digest and resist infections) is usually correlated with the lifespan.
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@markusht It doesn't equal, but it correlates. People with COPD live shorter with almost the same efficiency/age curve as healthy people. Besides, studies show no long term reduction in lung capacity in regular EC users.
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