Juul pods are considered dangerous by anti-drug companies. All they say are e-cigarretes contain addictive nicotine. That's it. They give us no further information other than the fact that it's addictive because of "harmful" chemicals that just relax the brain. Most studies show that vaping actually helps smokers quit, though too much overexposure can lead to side effects. Other than that, any cons e-cigarretes come with are extremely minimal, and I feel like these anti-drug companies only tested juul pods on dying homeless men and claim that their "research can help us". Instead, they try to scare us away from vaping like showing that vapors can turn into parasites and ASMRs of eating toenails. If there are any side effects, they should warn us to be careful about using pods instead of forcing us to quit because of concentrated nicotine free of tobacco, the stuff that causes cancer in the first place.
I think the real issue of drug-related problems is alcohol, in which thousands of people die from drinking instead of vaping. Even if there were deaths related to juul pods, they're almost non-existent. Is this a problem? Because this stuff is buzzing around now. I can't ignore these people that stand against vaping when there's nothing to worry about. In fact, I think these anti-vaping ads are actually making the smoking problem worse seeing as how smokers revert to cigarettes shortly after watching these ads. Is there any way for them to stop?
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