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Electronic cigarettes were invented in China, as there are a lot of people smoking in this country, public health structures are interested in minimizing the harm. In China, electronic cigarettes began to be sold in 2002, and in Europe and the US - from 2006 to 2007. The functioning of an electronic cigarette is quite simple. similar to ordinary steam or smoke from tobacco. It is this aerosol that contains the nicotine and flavors that a person inhales. After inhaling, some of the steam is exhaled. That is, when using an electronic cigarette. Thus, there is a complete imitation of all habitual actions for smoking, which is very important for smokers with experience. The cigarette is activated by means of a special button or simply by a tightening. As a result, the source of electricity (battery) triggers to the atomizer, which, in turn, quickly, heats the liquid with nicotine and flavor to the very high temperature, so that it passes into a gaseous state.

Why is an electronic cigarette less harmful than normal?
The use of electronic cigarette is the only factor - it is less harmful than usual. But if we compare the use of electronic cigarettes with a complete smoking cessation, the devices are uniquely harmful, as delivered to the human body, nicotine and other, in principle, neutral substance, which is still in the process of inhalation are deposited in the lungs. Thus, the use of e-cigarettes is rather conditional and relative, that is, it is more useful to use than regular cigarettes, but such a change should be considered only in those cases where the stop smoking completely is impossible.

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