Comments by "Charles Eye" (@TheCharleseye) on "Institute of Human Anatomy" channel.

Well, since nicotine (without the tar from cigarettes) has similar effects on the body as caffeine, I'd say you're in a much better place than you were.
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@Venge_Drip There's also a history of them using it in the air filtration systems in hospitals. Water is used in antifreeze and also in everything you drink. It's almost as though you can use things as ingredients in very different ways...
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It would actually be relatively hard to find cartridges with vitamin E acetate in them. The few cases they looked into, were from Chinese knock-off cartridges, often in States where it is illegal to vape THC. In other words, they came from shady sources willing to deal on the black market. Also, the vast majority of vaping is nicotine based, not THC based, and there have been no reported cases of vitamin E acetate in nicotine cartridges, that I've found. So, yeah. If you're a pot smoker living in a State where it's illegal, stay away from vaping. If you're just trying to find an effective method to quit smoking cigarettes, there's little concern. The Royal College of Physicians, the American Cancer Society, and the Food and Drug Administration have all admitted that vaping is much, much safer than smoking.
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"Could vaping be used to help people quit smoking? Well, there are some studies that say it could." Studies? There are countless success stories. Easily in the tens of millions or more. It's so effective that even the UK officially lists it as a smoking cessation method. You know, a country with true, single-payer healthcare. A country wherein people's health is directly tied to the financial well being of the government. The Royal College of Physicians concluded that vaping is 97% less harmfup than smoking. The American Cancer Society agreed. Not sure why you're claiming medical professionals aren't ready to sign off on vaping as smoking cessation, when them doing so is the reason the UK moved forward with said classification. The reason the US is so against it, is because the real power here is bored, middle class, housewives. They rally to "protect the children!" and everyone else falls in line. It doesn't matter to them that California's various vape bans have caused an increase in youth smoking for the first time in 20 years. No, no. What matters is "Think of the children!" without actually outting any thought into anything, at all.
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