Jianya E-Cigarette Defends Itself: No Need to Overworry About Vaping

Let’s briefly talk about e-liquid, also called vape juice. E-liquid is made up of food-grade or pharmaceutical-grade propylene glycol, glycerin, nicotine, and food flavorings. During the entire vapor production process of vaping devices, there is no chemical reaction—only a physical one: the e-liquid is heated and turns into vapor and mist.

Since there is no chemical reaction, no third substance is produced. So whatever the e-liquid contains is what the heated vapor contains as well. The vapor produced throughout this process is harmless to the human body. This is also the core value of e-cigarettes.

Nicotine, commonly known by this name, is something many people ask about—why does an e-cigarette need it? This point needs special explanation:

An e-cigarette used to help quit smoking must contain nicotine. E-liquid without nicotine is just water vapor and serves no real purpose. Inhaling it feels like breathing air—colorless and tasteless—and it cannot replace traditional cigarettes at all (it doesn’t even provide throat hit).

Baidu Encyclopedia’s entry on e-cigarettes already states that they must contain nicotine to achieve the effect of replacing traditional cigarettes, and then nicotine levels can gradually be reduced over time to ultimately help users quit smoking successfully. However, in other discussions, some so-called “experts” claim that nicotine in e-cigarettes is bad, which causes confusion among users.

To clarify: a small amount of nicotine is harmless. The main factors behind cancer are tar, carbon monoxide, mercury, and other harmful substances produced by burning traditional cigarettes, while e-cigarettes involve no combustion at all—only a physical process. Nicotine is only harmful when it acts directly on the human body, meaning direct injection.

As for those so-called “experts,” many of them do not even understand smoking themselves. They are complete outsiders, and their commentary is as ignorant and laughable as uninformed mainstream commentary on tech issues.

When it comes to quitting smoking, if nicotine-free e-cigarettes were enough, then no one would need to buy them at all. You could just boil water at home, lift the lid, and inhale steam in big mouthfuls to satisfy your cravings. But I believe that after inhaling steam, people would still go back to traditional cigarettes, because steam does nothing to solve nicotine dependence.

The main harm of nicotine is that it makes people addicted to smoking. Over the past century, nicotine has long been closely associated with “death” and “cancer,” but in recent years it has received some new attention, and a number of experts have spoken in its defense. The nicotine in cigarettes is not especially harmful in itself—the real carcinogens are tar and carbon monoxide. Nicotine can only cause cancer when it is extremely pure and acts directly on the human body (meaning direct injection into the bloodstream). The nicotine content in tobacco is nowhere near that level, and e-cigarettes contain even less. Using an e-cigarette for one day delivers only about as much nicotine as the caffeine in a cup of coffee!

A small amount of nicotine does not directly harm the human body. Current clinical studies have shown that nicotine may become an effective treatment for Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and depression. At the same time, nicotine is not found only in tobacco leaves; it is also present in the fruits of many plants in the nightshade family. For example, tomatoes and goji berries contain nicotine, yet these vegetables and medicinal plants are widely recognized as healthy foods beneficial to the body.

Recently, news reports claimed that a small shop near an elementary school was selling so-called “e-cigarettes” to students. With just a light puff, students could inhale and exhale smoke-like vapor much like traditional cigarettes, and the products came in various flavors. However, some students experienced dizziness, nausea, and even fainting after using them. Netizens strongly criticized the unscrupulous merchant, and “e-cigarettes” were misunderstood as the “main culprit.”

In fact, this was only an isolated incident, and the cause was that the “e-cigarettes” sold by the merchant were unqualified products. Substandard products can cause physical discomfort to anyone. The core of an e-cigarette is the e-liquid. Good e-liquid will not harm the human body and, on the contrary, can help people quit smoking. The Destiny Code series of e-liquid produced by Shanghai Jianya Information Technology Co., Ltd. has passed international TUV, FDA, and MSDS safety certifications and has helped many smokers successfully reduce or quit smoking. If you are concerned about your own health and that of your family, search WeChat for “Jianya E-Cigarette” and start a healthier, more elegant new life!