The reason is this:

So I took a chance and used it on my personal vaporizer. I checked my resting heartbeat at the beginning of the hour and checked it again after an hour of vaping the caffeine infused E-Juice. No difference. So great I’m not going need hospitalization which, of course, is fantastic news. As far as how I felt, I really felt no difference at all. I didn’t get the sudden jolt of energy when I normally have an energy drink or a cup of coffee. So I decided to continue using it for the rest of the day just to see if it took longer for the caffeine to kick in for some reason.

As tobacco control advocates commemorate the 50th anniversary of the release of the 1964 Surgeon General's report on smoking by Dr. Luther Terry, we are praising Dr. Terry for his groundbreaking and pivotal work that many view as having started the tobacco control movement. Dr. Terry served as Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service from 1961 to 1965.

An organization such as WHO issuing such a report is absurd in my opinion. WHO should not concern themselves with such as a small matter as it is not a current or emerging health issue around the world. Using children and “not sufficient research” as their basis for their argument is weak at best and would be more damaging for new and current vapers alike. Lobbyists and large governments will most likely use this report as a basis to push their own agenda rather than for the greater good of the smokers out there currently. I see this as a slap in the face and I shed a tear for all my fellow vapers out there in the community. Today is indeed a sad day for us all.

• The only study to examine this question found that e-cigarettes are not a gateway to smoking.

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