What are the dangers of electronic cigarettes? How do electronic cigarettes work?

The principle of electronic cigarettes is to materialize certain substances and then inhale them. It seems to be healthier than cigarettes. Is that really what you think? Some electronic cigarettes also contain various flavors, which are extracted from animals or plants. Do you think these flavor substances are safe and healthy?

Contents of this article

1. What are the hazards of e-cigarettes?

2. What is the principle of electronic cigarettes

3. Will e-cigarettes damage brain nerves?

What are the dangers of e-cigarettes?

The principle of electronic cigarettes is to materialize certain substances and then inhale them, which seems to be healthier than cigarettes. In fact, electronic cigarettes also contain nicotine, although less than ordinary cigarettes, but it can also make people feel happy and addicted.

In fact, electronic cigarettes can also inhale some suspended particles, which are no less harmful than traditional cigarettes. In addition to nicotine, there are also some common ingredients in cigarettes. Some electronic cigarettes even add THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which is a substance that can cause excitement in the central nervous system. Chinese law clearly stipulates that THC cannot be used privately. As for the harm of this substance, it goes without saying that it can be imagined. Moreover, inhaling electronic cigarettes will also cause certain damage to the lungs.

In addition, some e-cigarettes contain various flavors, which are either extracted from animals or plants. Even if these flavor-type substances do not cause obvious harm when entering the human body through the digestive tract normally, it does not mean that there is no harm when entering the respiratory system.

All in all, e-cigarettes are definitely not as safe and harmless as you think.

What is the principle of electronic cigarette

Simply put, the battery in the temperature control box is used to power the electronic cigarette, and the temperature is adjusted by the chip in the box to heat the heating wire in the atomizer core. The high temperature will cause the cotton wrapped outside the heating wire to absorb the e-liquid to atomize into gas, so that when it is inhaled from the mouthpiece, it will form an effect similar to smoking. In fact, the working principle is very simple, but some details determine the taste of the electronic cigarette, such as the temperature, the material and number of coils of the heating wire, the amount of cotton in the atomizer core, etc., which will affect the taste of the electronic cigarette.

Can e-cigarettes damage brain nerves?

E-cigarettes can damage brain stem cells.

American scientists recently released a new study on e-cigarettes, warning that e-cigarettes may damage the brain by destroying neural stem cells. E-cigarettes are often promoted as a safer alternative to smoking traditional cigarettes, but this new research may make people who are smoking or considering e-cigarettes give up. Researchers from the University of California, Riverside, found that e-cigarettes can produce a stress response in neural stem cells, which are vital to the brain. Stem cells are undifferentiated cells that can grow into any of the more than 200 cell types in the human body.