“The study found low levels of toxic metals like lead, chromium, nickel and manganese in the e-liquid of the devices prior to use, but significantly higher levels in heated liquid in the devices' chambers and in the vapor itself. Levels were so high that even the median level of lead found in the samples exceeded the safe limits determined by the US Environmental Protection Agency.”

Johns Hopkins University researchers have recently reconfirmed that there are alarming amounts of toxic metal substances like lead in the vapor released from vaping devices and e-cigarettes, which can cause cancer as well as lung, brain and heart disease.

[sputniknews.com]

A lot more websites are saying the same thing about E-cigarettes.
[www.google.com]



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