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What Chemicals Are In Cigarette Smoke? Experts say that cigarette smoke contains over 4,000 different compounds. We take a look at the chemicals and compounds found in cigarette smoke.

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Smoking vs. va**ng :

Aside from the stench of to***co cigarette smoke vs. the non-offensive or usually pleasant scents associated with va**ng, burning to***co generates a smoke that is a toxic cocktail of chemicals that affect not only the smoker, but others as well.

Chemicals in to***co cigarette smoke

Acetaldehyde: suspected carcinogen.
Acetone: irritant: can cause kidney and liver damage.
Acrolein: extremely toxic.
Acrylonitrile: suspected human carcinogen.
1-aminonaphthalene: causes cancer.
2-aminonaphthalene: causes bladder cancer.
Ammonia: raises blood pressure.
Benzene: carcinogen.
Benzo[a]pyrene: mutagenic and highly carcinogenic
1,3-Butadiene: suspected carcinogen.
Butyraldehyde: damages the lining of nose and lungs.
Cadmium: a heavy metal and highly toxic
Carbon Monoxide: decreases heart and muscle function.
Catechol: causes respiratory tract irritation and dermatitis.
Chromium: heavy metal and carcinogen.
Cresol: causes upper respiratory, nasal and throat irritation.
Crotonaldehyde: thought to interfere with immune function.
Formaldehyde: carcinogen
Hydrogen Cyanide: lethal poison
Hydroquinone: affects central nervous system effects.
Isoprene: irritates skin,eyes and mucous membranes.
Lead: causes brain damage
Methyl Ethyl Ketone: depresses the central nervous system.
Nickel: causes bronchial asthma and is a known carcinogen.
Ni****ne: increases in heart rate and blood pressure, addictive element
Nitric Oxide: linked to Huntington’s, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease and asthma.
NNN, NNK, and NAT: known or possible carcinogens
Phenol: damages the the liver, kidneys; respiratory, cardiovascular and central nervous system.
Polonium - radioactive*
Propionaldehyde: skin, eye and respiratory system irritant
Pyridine: causes eye and upper respiratory tract irritation
Quinoline: causes genetic damage and is a possible carcinogen
Resorcinol: skin and eye irritant
Styrene: carcinogen
Toluene: linked to permanent brain damage. .. and thousands of other chemicals. No wonder I was feeling the way I was and it's amazing so many smokers get to live as long as we do.

* Australian scientist Dr Karl Kruszelnicki says the polonium released in to***co ci******es is the equivalent to 200 chest x-rays a year for people who smoke a pack of ci******es every day.

Chemicals in ecig vapours

Compare that partial list with chemicals and compounds in e-cigarette vapours

Ni****ne
Propylene glycol (not Ethylene glycol - which is toxic). Used in asthma inhalers and nebulizers. An experiment using animals determined "air containing these vapors in amounts up to the saturation point is completely harmless". The USA FDA has classified propylene glycol as "generally recognised as safe".
Vegetable glycerol - low toxicity. Used in medications, cosmetic and food items.
The only other chemicals are in the flavourings, which (if coming from a reputable merchant) are food grade and generally recognised as safe. By volume, flavours make up a very small percentage of eliquids.

However, it needs to be stated that food flavorings are designed to be digested, not vaporised and inhaled and the effects of using food flavors in such a way over a long period are yet to be established.

That said, very few carcinogenic chemicals have been found in e-cigarette vapours, and those present only appear to be in trace quantities - far less than in burning to***co and similar or less than in recognised ni****ne replacement therapies.

Unlike cigarette smoke, nearly all of the ni****ne is absorbed in va**ng.

Medical research:

E-ci******es: harmless inhaled or exhaled
Society for Research on Ni****ne and To***co (PDF)
Dr Joel Nitzkin, Chair of the To***co Control Task Force for the American Association of Public Health Physicians, believes the hazards posed by e-ci******es would be much lower than one percent of that posed by smoking to***co ci******es.

In fact, the AAPHP states:

"Substances in the cigarette smoke, other than the ni****ne, inhaled deep into the lung, cause most of the to***co-attributable illness and death in the United States."

The AAPHP recommends electronic ci******es as a less hazardous smoke-free to***co/ni****ne product.

Ecigs are a viable harm reduction device in my opinion, one that more smokers need to know about.

Important caveat

Ecigs have really only been in use for the past few years, so nothing is known about the long term effects. However, given 50% of to***co smokers will die as a direct result of their habit (and often in a horrible way), it would seem to me that it's a risk worth taking.

It was for me as I really had nothing to lose as I was quite certain I was going to be one of the 50% that smoking would kill - and probably sooner rather than later.
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