Re:High prevalence of diabetes among people exposed to organ...
by dghughes on Sunday April 09, 2017 @10:23AM
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My dad has IPF which is scars on lung tissue which is due to many inhaled contaminants over decades. He was a blue collar worker always around paint fumes, sawdust, grinding dust, etc..
I worry that people who vape are in for a terrible surprise a few decades after they start vaping.
Re:High prevalence of diabetes among people exposed to organ...
by otempomores on Sunday April 09, 2017 @12:07PM
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Actors on stages and djs would show said effect.
Re:High prevalence of diabetes among people exposed to organ...
by rubatuga on Sunday April 09, 2017 @12:32PM
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Which said effects have been studied and shown to have detrimental impact on actors. Smoke machines use the same compounds found in vaping, and thy were found to cause irritation of the lungs over time
Re:High prevalence of diabetes among people exposed to organ...
by yomly on Sunday April 09, 2017 @10:21AM
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Given how the criminalization of drugs has spawned a host of terrible criminal trades, I don't think outlawing tobacco is the solution. If people want to hurt themselves, they should ultimately be allowed to, but the problem with food is that the risk profile has not been characterised so people cannot make informed decisions about what they consume, and choice is limited.
Re:High prevalence of diabetes among people exposed to organ...
by 01000001 on Sunday April 09, 2017 @09:56AM
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Or just outlaw smoking and be done with it. /s
If only.
Re:High prevalence of diabetes among people exposed to organ...
by Alex3917 on Sunday April 09, 2017 @10:03AM
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The vast majority of what goes into cigarettes isn't tobacco leaves. If people had to make their own, no one would ever make them the same way as how they are currently mass produced.
The idea that this is some sort of backdoor effort to criminalize tobacco or smoking is completely misguided.
Most people who die from smoking don't die from cancer. You could easily reduce the risk of lung cancer from cigarettes, but that would place an enormous burden on the healthcare system, because then smokers would just die from more expensive conditions like emphysema.
If government required tobacco companies to limit the amount of radiation in their productions, cigarette taxes would need to go up to compensate. The real solution is just making the sales of cigarettes illegal, and then forcing people to buy loose tobacco and roll their own if they want to smoke.