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Comment on Zero cig vs the safe cig Compared – Easy E Cig Guidance by laceyunderall77

laceyunderall77 — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 08:16:31 +0000

Is esmoking bad for you? Well, the jury is still out on this one. There are only three studies on the nicotine solution that have been done on different types of solution and all found that the solution is safe. There has also been one clinical trial done and we are awaiting the results on that. With all of that said, many switch from tobacco to the e-cig find that they have better lung capacity and an overall better feeling. I personally have gone from a pack a day to zero tobacco cigarettes and smoke my e-ciggy exclusively and I do notice a huge difference in my overall stamina and health. It isn’t available for those under 18 because it does contain nicotine and nicotine can be and is addictive. However, nicotine does have some qualities that are good and unfortunately, they have been delivered to the masses with over 4000 additives, which have been found to cause cancer. There have been quite a few studies done that show nicotine can be a safe way to self medicate for things like depression and other mental issues. The bad with nicotine is the high blood pressure. If you are under 18 and you haven’t tried smoking, please don’t. Not to be your parent, because I am sure you already have one… I started smoking at 15 and have fought a long and hard battle with something that I love to do, but is horribly bad for me. If you must smoke you can try the no-nicotine cartridges or you do and you want quit and you can’t (and don’t feel bad because some of us are more prone to addictions than others) see what an adult in your life thinks about this. It is definitely a viable option. Either way, if you are interested in moving forward and trying an e-cig, my suggestion is that you contact different suppliers. Do they answer the phone? Can they answer your questions? Yes, you may be able to get them cheaper from one site vs another, but if the unit has issues and your supplier is hard to reach, well you might be SOL on your investment. (If you smoke a pack a day, you can save minimum 40% per year with the e-cig). I am providing you a link to my blog which will guide you to some interesting facts regarding safety, usage etc. If you have any questions, always feel free to contact me! I love my e-cig and I can honestly say I will never have another tobacco cigarette… ever.

Comment on Zero cig vs the safe cig Compared – Easy E Cig Guidance by familyofsmokers

familyofsmokers — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 17:30:31 +0000

The only thing about it that is bad is that nicotine is addictive. In mu opinion, it would be a fine thing to give children to get them ready for real smoking. But really, they learn to smoke so easily, and build up their tolerance and addictions so quickly, that there is little point. I take that back – there is one good use for the e-cigarette. Babies of smokers are born addicted, and if they aren’t exposed to smoke after birth, they get cranky. So this e-cigarette could be used to calm babies. Wait – here is another use: kids with ADD or ADHD. Nicotine helps them better than other drugs, and this is an excellent way for them to get it, if they come from non-smoking families.

Comment on Best Vapor Cigarette Review Drafts Programs For Electric Cigarette Across The USA by the lost one catching up

the lost one catching up — Wed, 06 Mar 2013 20:40:08 +0000

Well….for starts you did a good job picking out Blucig Which is known to date as the “smallest” e-cig. I used to smoke Blu until the batteries started dying on me and how quick the cartridges dried up. Then i found green smoke. which is a slightly a bit bigger but not by much. Check them out: http://www.greensmoke.com/purefreedom I’ve been green smoking for about 3 weeks now and don’t plan on using a different electronic cigarette for a LONG time lol I love it. they are slightly a bit bigger than Blu like i said but the battery lasts way longer, the cartridges last me about 400-500 puffs unlike Blu or any of the other e-cigs i’ve tried AND they are a two piece design instead of three like Blu ***means less maintenance*** Speaking of which…i didn’t like Blu also because it was a hassle trying to clean the atomizer all the time . with Green Smoke I don’t have to worry about that. they make their cartridges with built in atomizers. so i get a new one with every cartridge. I have tried e-cigs from Smoking Everywhere/ Njoy / Lucci/ Smoking Anywhere / Blu / Inlife / and thats just a few to name..i could give you a huge list but…lol that would take forever haha I’ve been doing trial and error with electronic cigarettes for almost a year now and Green Smoke is by far the best I’ve came across. The vapor Green Smoke produces is like no other electronic cigarette on the market lol watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=me_1mGvvHiM So the point here is that if your lookin to buy a new e-cig you should give Green Smoke a try. It feels just like the real thing and looks the same. Any way I hope i answered your question…if I didn’t just shoot me an e-mail I’d be glad to help ya.

Comment on Best Vapor Cigarette Review Drafts Programs For Electric Cigarette Across The USA by Brenda S

Brenda S — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 22:11:08 +0000

I agree completely with that guy!!! Green Smoke is the way to go! Iae(ve bought several units over the past couple of years, but the one Iae(m most happy with has this new two piece construction. Of all the vendors only Green Smoke seems to have this type of construction, which works very well. Defenitly one of my favorites. Green smoke is a vapor monster! LOL i like it a lot. Only draw back with Green Smoke is that the price is a bit up there, but when you get it you’ll completely understand why. It is a great product. I used a coupon code when i made my purchase in March and I still use it today on all of my orders you can use it if ya want i don’t think it expires … o_O disc10-1346 it knocks 10% off of my whole order. you put it in at the check out page. where is asks for a promo code or coupon code. have a good one! hope ya find the right e-cig! (:::~Brenda~:::)

Comment on Milk Green Electricity Motivations . by Hunter Woodward

Hunter Woodward — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 06:08:30 +0000

Why don't you make this a weekend project to enjoy with pals and family? Come on, do something great and be a part of the solution, not the difficulty.

Comment on Have Accessibility To Inexpensive Renewable Power For Your House. by nvj999

nvj999 — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 03:22:36 +0000

Without artificially low rates and low credit standards, it is improbable that the making of houses would have risen from 1.6M in 2001 to just about 2.1M by 2005. While it's possible that tract builders may selected to build smaller, their main benefit now is delivering enormous size for a decent price. Reconstructing the data base and experience may take years and impact the quality adversely for year to come.

Comment on Have Accessibility To Inexpensive Renewable Power For Your House. by Julien Aguilar

Julien Aguilar — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 00:09:45 +0000

Most little custom builders are surviving only thru transform work, but if the market continues much longer plenty will likely move to other work.

Comment on Milk Green Electricity Motivations . by Bradyn Hartman

Bradyn Hartman — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 18:01:32 +0000

With violence, it's well known in the legal community that a record of violence is a predecessor of future violence.

Comment on Milk Green Electricity Motivations . by kielcorv

kielcorv — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 15:09:45 +0000

The most wind turbine competition is located at the one, 000 kW an hour range as this size is built by many alternative corporations. It is more cost-effective to install twelve in one area instead of building multiple roads to a few different locations and then connecting each of those turbines to an electric grid form a few different areas. Wind energy is the most clean and best kind of energy as it doesn't produce pollution and wind will continue to be available.

Comment on Eco-friendly Power. by Bridger Pratt

Bridger Pratt — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 09:05:16 +0000

Go shopping at local farmer markets to support your regionally produced food growers, as well as cut back on transport emissions for those foods to be transported across the nation.