Beware: E-cigarettes may also cause cancer

The news of cigarette smoking addiction among school children also comes on the day. 10 to 11 year olds are smoking e-cigarettes like hookah.

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A study has revealed that children studying in 10th and 12th are getting addicted to cigarettes at the age of 16-17. A large number of these children are those who become addicted to e-cigarettes by the time they are 18 years old.

E-cigarette expert Dr. Ajay Lekhi rightly said that the government completely banned the ban of e-cigarettes and said that e-cigarettes should be completely banned near schools. While cigarettes are being sold indiscriminately in these places.

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E-cigarettes are harmful like common cigarettes

Ajay Lekhi says that e-cigarette smoke causes damage to human lungs in the same way as ordinary cigarettes. If a teacher ordered a gutka from a child, strict action should be taken against that staff or teacher.

He said that the most dangerous thing is that in order to woo children and minors, e-cigarette is available in the market in different flavors as well as in the form of candy. Like an inhaler, a child from a small class starts holding e cigarettes in the shape of candy, which later starts smoking the common cigarette.

Business running like Organized Crime

The e-cigarette business can be seen in malls, under flyovers, in paan shops, in the small market of Shahdara, Kasturba Nagar, 2 No. Loni Road, under a bridge, in many places. According to one figure, the annual turnover of e-cigarette in Delhi is 4000 crores.

A source associated with the Delhi Police said that it is operating in the city as an organized crime, in which gang miscreants are using small children to sell e cigarettes and give 50 to 100 rupees. .

This causes cancer

Dr. DR Rai, Dean of the IMA Academy of Paramedical, said that e-cigarettes contain liquid type nicotine, which is inhaled as a vapor. Many of its categories are available in the market. Due to heating them, heavy metal particles go inside the body. Which is carcinogenic and causes cancer.

The Government of India has just banned, while it is already banned in countries like Canada, Singapore, European countries have put a lot of regulation on it. This is a refined mode of cigarette.

Former AIIMS Dean and Cancer Specialist Dr. P.K. Julka said that nicotine in e-cigarettes may be less than the common cigarette but it causes chemical cancer in it, only then it is often seen that a non-smoker can get lame cancer. This is a great example of passive smoking.