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Vaping Called a Chemical Nightmare

It’s well known that vapor from electronic cigarettes doesn’t contain the tar, carbon dioxide or other tobacco by-products. But that still doesn’t mean it’s healthy. Researchers from Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation point to data that increasingly rings alarms to the dangers of e-cigs.

People who vape might be exposing themselves to several of the same cancer-causing chemicals present in traditional cigarette smoking, according to a new research study from the University of California, San Francisco.

The report form OMRF states — “The chemicals they found sound like an organic chemist’s nightmare.”

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