Health Harms Campaign<\/a>, the experiment features Dr Rosemary Leonard and Dr Lion Shahab showing us the difference between smoking and vaping, with the concluding evidence providing truly harrowing viewing for those watching. By using two glass jars containing cotton wool buds designed to simulate what might happen to the inside of our bodies when we smoke and vape, the buds are subjected to the equivalent to that of a month\u2019s worth of smoke and vapour per jar respectively.<\/p>\n\n\tThe final contents of each jar are in complete contrast to one another, with the cotton wool buds exposed to smoke fairing visibly the worse for wear, stained with a thick, sticky, black and yellow tar produced by the carbon monoxide and the thousands of carcinogenic chemicals released every time you burn and smoke tobacco.<\/p>\n
\n\tThe glass jar containing cotton wool buds exposed to vapour released from an e cigarette are distinctly different to those subjected to tobacco smoke, with barely any discolouration and a dampened area localised to near the middle of the cotton wool buds the only resulting evidence from a month\u2019s worth of vapour.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>The beginning of a new year can bring with it much expectation, many promises and the potential for much change. If you resolved to make this the year that you finally quit the cigarettes and switch to e cigarettes<\/a>, then a new video published by Public Health England (PHE) may provide you with the impetus to kick your cigarette habits into the distance once and for all.<\/p>\n