A new study has been done about the harm from e-cigarettes offered with the claim of a safe alternative to traditional cigarettes. It found that the use of e-cigarettes may increase the risk of lung diseases such as asthma and bronchitis (respiratory tract infections). According to researchers from the University of California at the US, the findings have been based on a study conducted on e-cigarettes and tobacco consumption for about 32 thousand people for three years.

Professor Stanton Glantz, associated with this study, said, “Even after controlling tobacco intake, those who used e-cigarettes found almost three times the risk of lung disease. On this basis, we have come to the conclusion that e-cigarette is also harmful. A previous study also found an association between e-cigarettes and lung disease.

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New York, Patriarch: People who use e-cigarette should be conscious It can damage brain cells (Brain Stem Cells). American researchers found that it creates tension conditions in cigarette cells. Stem cells are such specialized cells that perform specific functions such as cerebral, blood, and bone cells.

Etna Zahidi, a researcher at the University of California, USA, said, “Initially the electronic cigarette was introduced in such a way that it is safe and not harmful.

But if a person uses e-cigarettes for a short time, then cells died. Researchers identified the mechanism of e-cigarette that stimulates stem cell toxicity using poisonous neural stem cells.

This study has been published in Isis magazine. Head of the study, Etna Zahidi, warned that e-cigarette can cause such tension in cells that they may become ill. He said that though this could be done with the use of any nicotine-containing product.

She said that the work of these cells for our bodies is also unique. But the e-cigarette affects its work. She said that during the study on rats, she found that due to the e-cigarette, brain cells of the rat became toxic.

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