Vaping in WA. Is Even More Unhealthy Than We Originally Thought - NewsBreak
Summary
A study from Manchester Metropolitan University has found that young, healthy individuals who vape face serious health risks. Research involving participants aged 18 to 30 shows that vaping leads to reduced exercise capacity, shortness of breath, and intense leg fatigue, similar to the effects of smoking.
Through cycling tests and ultrasound scans, researchers observed that both smokers and vapers experienced increased inflammation in their lungs and hearts. Specifically, vaping was linked to a 15-percent reduction in fitness compared to non-users. While vaping may be less carcinogenic than traditional cigarettes, the study emphasizes that it is not safe and can cause damage to lungs, DNA, and blood vessel functionality.
(Source:Newsbreak)