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Smokers are going
Green by Switching to Green Smoke Electronic
Cigarette
Green Smoke is the eco friendly
electronic cigarette. It produces smoke-like
vapor- as opposed to cigarette smoke which
contains a number of chemicals which impact the
atmosphere. In addition, each e-cigarette
cartridge is comparable to 20 cigarettes.
That's 19 fewer cigarette butts per pack.
Combine that with a rechargeable battery - you
get less waste.
Miami, FL (PRWEB) May 25, 2009 -- Americans
are becoming increasingly health conscious.
They're also more aware than ever of the vital
need to do everything they can to be more green
-- that is, earth friendly.
One group, especially, has a big stake in
this shift of behavior: smokers. The American
Cancer Society reports that 46 million American
adults smoke cigarettes. That's nearly one in
four people. Moreover, a whopping 440,000
Americans die each year from tobacco use. Even
the most confirmed tobacco smokers know that it
isn't healthy, but what alternative do they
have?
Green Smoke. This electronic cigarette
(http://greensmoke.com)
is the best to hit the market during the
past year, and it helps smokers leave behind
nearly everything that is unhealthy,
distasteful and even downright nasty about
their habit. While the Green Smoke
electronic cigarette (http://greensmoke.com/catalog/starter-kits/green-smoke-basic-starter-kit-usb/prod_7.html)
offers the same nicotine buzz as tobacco
cigarettes, they don't have carcinogens,
tar, carbon monoxide or the dozens of other
toxins that are unhealthy for smokers.
So, how is this possible? Green Smoke
(http://greensmoke.com)
has made it easy. The Green Smoke electronic
cigarette consists of two simple parts: a
cartridge and a battery unit. The cartridge
looks just like the filter on a tobacco
cigarette, while the battery is a dead
ringer for the white tobacco end of a
regular cigarette. Just screw together these
two and puff. This activates the heating
element, and smokers inhale water steam with
nicotine and flavor. Each cartridge is the
comparable to a pack of tobacco
cigarettes.
They offer an assortment of flavors, from
the traditional tobacco and menthol to coffee,
vanilla and chocolate. Green Smoke cartridge
nicotine levels range from 16 mg, comparable to
an unfiltered tobacco cigarette, to 8mg
comparable to a 'Marlboro Red', to 6mg 'Lite',
4mg 'Ultralight', and even 0mg cartridges which
maintain the flavor but contains no nicotine at
all.
So what's so green about it? Green Smokers
don't harm the environment. The Green Smoke
electronic cigarette produces smoke-like vapor-
as opposed to cigarette smoke which contains a
number of chemicals which impact the
atmosphere. In addition, each cartridge is
comparable to 20 cigarettes. That's 19 fewer
cigarette butts per pack. Combine that with a
rechargeable battery - you get less waste.
That missing cigarette smoke also means that
hair, clothing and even breath is no longer a
problem for Green Smokers. And dirty ashtrays
or cans along with unsightly butts are things
of the past for people who have made the switch
from tobacco cigarettes to Green Smoke
e-cigarettes (http://greensmoke.com).
Sounds just like the right product for a
world more health conscious and earth friendly.
However, the Food and Drug Administration
apparently doesn't agree. It seems poised to
ban this safer alternative to tobacco
cigarettes by blocking imports e-cigarette. The
FDA claims that e-cigarettes (http://greensmoke.com/blog/?p=21)
need drug studies even though the U.S.
Supreme Court in 2000 ruled that the agency
cannot regulate tobacco cigarettes.
Green Smokers widely claim that benefits far
outweigh any risks.
"Cigarettes and tobacco kill people. Green
Smoke does not contain one carcinogen. They're
certainly safer than tobacco cigarettes," says
a Green Smoker from Michigan. "I have been
Green Smoking e-cigarette for only one month
and I already feel the difference in my
breathing."
Green Smoke remains readily available to the
increasing demand by tobacco smokers for a
reasonable alternative -- especially as state
after state enacts bans on smoking in public
places.
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