The public health charity ‘Action on Smoking and Health’ are fairly optimistic regarding the potential for vaping to be able to help smokers kick the dangerous habit and they inferred that the contents of e-cigarettes appear to be less than harmful. Although nicotine has been connected to anxiety and blood vessel disease, when this is compared to the percentage of smokers that contract cancer from tobacco, things look far more positive. A study that was conducted in 2013 did reveal that the practice of e-smoking helped to reduce the cravings for real cigarettes amongst heavy smokers and as such they managed to decrease the amount of harmful tobacco consumption. Because they strongly resemble and actually mimic the action of smoking a normal cigarette, it is believed that vaping has the potential to completely replace the desire to smoke amongst the same demographic.

Previous reviews have found that e-cigarettes are viewed by the general public as effective strategies for quitting and reducing harm, and research suggests some smokers use e-cigarettes for cessation purposes. Physicians may be interested in continuing the e-cigarette conversation with their patients in future appointments, as advising patients to quit smoking is the most often utilized intervention. The overall scope of most current studies show that, regardless of the delay from the FDA, most physicians will recommend e-cigs as a tobacco harm reduction tool, as they would any other traditional smoking cessation.

This research violates basic ethical standards of informed consent for two reasons:

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