Rechargeable

Since the CDC admits, in the first part of its statement, that e-cigarettes have indeed worked as a cessation aid for some former smokers, it is clearly lying in the second part of its statement, in which it claims there is no scientific evidence that e-cigarettes can work as a cessation aid.

C. Decrease the number of stores allowed to sell cigarettes in Daly City

Even claiming that electronic cigarettes are tobacco products is disingenuous because these products do not contain tobacco. It is true that electronic cigarettes are being regulated as "tobacco products," but they are not tobacco products in the ordinary usage of this term. Calling them tobacco products will mislead the public into thinking that electronic cigarettes contain tobacco. This is of course not true.

Based on these most recent data from the UK, it appears that there just is not evidence to support the wild contentions that anti-smoking groups, advocates, and health agencies like the CDC and World Health Organization are disseminating to the public. Contrary to what Stan Glantz is telling the press, there simply is no evidence that the use of electronic cigarettes is undermining smoking cessation or impeding the decline in smoking prevalence. Nor is there evidence that electronic cigarettes are causing nonsmokers or ex-smokers to return to cigarette smoking. Moreover, there is no evidence that dual use is decreasing the motivation of smokers to quit or precluding these smokers from reaping any health benefits.

Finally, Wimmer implies that the tobacco companies are promoting electronic cigarettes as being safe: "In the absence of meaningful oversight, the tobacco industry has free rein to ." [link is from the original]

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