Official figures show the habit leads to 64,000 deaths in England per year, causing about one in four deaths from cancer
The study, which examined 75 popular e-cigarette productscartridges (single use) and e-liquids (refillable material)found that 23% contained traces of endotoxin, a microbial agent found on Gram-negative bacteria, and that 81% contained traces of glucan, which is found in the cell walls of most fungi
After doing some digging, Mass General researchers found that the manufacturers of open system e-cigarettes have faced safety issues due to a lack of regulatory oversight
John Barned-Smith and Gabrielle Banks contributed
Thats the claim in a graphic circulating on Facebook in Kenya
Instead of cleaner, safer air, they found all kinds of toxic stuff.Some herbal cigarettes had ingredients like basil, clove, cinnamon, mint, chamomile, green tea, and water lily