A survey published by JF Etter suggests that electronic cigarettes help smokers to quit, yet the US Food and Drug Administration continues to say they may be dangerous, even with evidence to the contrary.
The results come as no surprise to the people who use the device.
“We are thrilled to have yet another survey confirming what thousands of our members already know: Electronic cigarettes really do help people quit smoking,” says Spike Babaian, president of the National Vapers Club, a consumer advocacy group for people who use e-cigarettes. “Our membership grows every day, and we never tire of hearing how successful people have been at making the switch from deadly traditional cigarettes to electronic cigarettes.” (more…)
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