JACKSONVILLE, FL, December 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Electronic cigarette website E Cigarette Hub is giving away free smokeless cigarette trial kits at http://electroniccigarettehub.org. It's a one-stop shop to buy electronic cigarettes, read the best electronic cigarette reviews and quit smoking tobacco.
Electronic cigarette user Jenny Jenkins says: "I started smoking the e cigarette after I found myself having extreme difficulty trying to keep from picking up a pack of cigs. Well, thanks to the electric cigarette, I have not touched a real cigarette for a long time and I feel great. I dropped about 27 lbs, breathe better and my e cig water vapor does not offend anyone around me when I 'smoke'."
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Like Jenny, millions of people are still trying to find an effective way to quit smoking for good. Amongst other alternatives to cigarette smoking are nicotine patches, gums, even hypnosis and medication. But none of them have been as successful as smokeless cigarettes, which have been around only for a few several years, and already, the success stories are pouring in heavily.
An ecigarette, also known as water vapor cigarette is an electrical inhaler that vaporises a propylene glycol - or glycerine - or polyethylene glycol-based liquid solution containing some amount of nicotine, which is inhaled by the user, simulating the act of tobacco smoking.
An electronic cigarette study conducted by the Boston University School of Public Health, spearheaded by Professor Michael Seigl found that 31% of smokers quit tobacco absolutely within the 6-month period of the test. Meanwhile, 49% claimed they had quit, but with no specific amount of time.
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So regardless, whether one wants to buy electronic cigarette or read the best electronic cigarette reviews, they can always go to the e cig hub. Even if the person doesn't want to quit smoking and is looking for a safer alternative, one should give e cigarettes a try, which are known by various names: smokeless cigarettes, electric cigarette, ecigarette or water vapor cigarettes.
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Electronic Cigarette Free Trial Kits Available Now From E Cigarette Hub: Quit Smoking Tobacco and Prevent Getting Lung Cancer With Smokeless Cigarettes Today
Electronic cigarette website E Cigarette Hub is giving away free smokeless cigarette trial kits at http://electroniccigarettehub.org. It's a one-stop shop to buy electronic cigarettes, read the best electronic cigarette reviews and quit smoking tobacco.
2012-12-11
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