new scientist article

[Dreadz]

Just found this. A study in new zealand has demonstrated that e-cigs are as effective as patches at helping smokers quit. Tell us something we didnt already know!!
http://www.newscientist.com/article...gn=twitter&cmpid=SOC|NSNS|2012-GLOBAL-twitter

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

They are more effective considering traditional NRT has a reported less than 20% success rate at 90 days, versus ecig users who are 95% or higher.

 

[anthonyb]

"People who used e-cigarettes as a quitting aid took longer to relapse, too. They took on average 35 days to relapse."
Dam, I'm well overdue for a stinky according to that study.

 

[KulrMeStoopid]

"People who used e-cigarettes as a quitting aid took longer to relapse, too. They took on average 35 days to relapse."
Dam, I'm well overdue for a stinky according to that study.

My first relapse was about 3 months into it, then again at 8 months...and not once since (except an experimental puff ) which was gross. Vaping..20 months now!

 

[clint]

I'm almost 7 months in and only had one experimental puff (well a few puffs but on one ciggy) and the taste was rank. Got to be honest tho the throat hit was spot on, I miss that but not enough to go back to it.