E-cigs Help Smokers Quit !

An article in Clapway goes over an interesting infographic recently compiled by Accelerated Nursing. The infographic shows several growing trends related to the use of electronic cigarettes. Xcube2 160W TC MOD Battery is a good choice.

The Accelerated Nursing infographic shows that out of 45 million cigarette smokers in the United States, 2.5 million are estimated to be vapers. Out of that pool of vapers, 62% said they have either cut back, or have been able to stop smoking cigarettes altogether. And, 34.3% of the same group say they not only quit smoking, but have also stopped vaping as well!

"According to the Accelerated Nursing infographic, there are currently 45 million smokers in the United States and there are an estimated 2.5 million e-smokers. From the pool of e-smokers, 62 percent of the users said that they’ve stopped smoking regular cigarettes (or cut back) since they started smoking e-cigarettes. Of those, 34.3 percent reported that they not only quit smoking cigarettes but also discontinued the use of e-cigs.

So, if initial reports are to be believed, these statistics show a trend of e-cigarettes having a positive effect on users who make the switch from regular to electronic. However, with there being more than 40 million people who are still using traditional cigarettes, there is still a lot of ground to cover.

Somewhat surprisingly, the majority of e-cig users are female, making up 60.5 percent of the pool while males make up the remaining 39.5 percent. And, not surprisingly, southern states make up the majority of users with 33 percent while the northeast states only make up 19 percent.

Unfortunately, Accelerated Nursing doesn't give any demographic information regarding the statistics that revolve around how e-cigs help smokers quit, so while the infographic certainly insinuates that they could be an incremental step in helping someone quit for good, further study needs to be done in order to definitively say it actually works."