"Orange is the New Black" Star Natasha Lyonne Warns of Dangers of E-cigarettes

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Jan.22.2024
"Orange is the New Black" Star Natasha Lyonne Warns of Dangers of E-cigarettes
Orange is the New Black star Natasha Lyonne warns of e-cigarette dangers, as she struggles to quit smoking.

According to the foreign media outlet Metro, 44-year-old Natasha Lyonne, the lead actress of "Orange is the New Black," has issued a warning, urging people to be cautious of e-cigarettes.

 

She stated that she currently smokes the equivalent of 40 cigarettes a day. As a lifelong smoker, she decided to quit smoking and switch to e-cigarettes in order to help herself quit. Natasha's name has always been closely associated with smoking, so her decision to quit last year came as a shock to her fans.

 

In her quest to quit smoking completely, Natasha is attempting to give up e-cigarettes as well, as she realizes that they offer no benefits to her health. However, she admits to encountering difficulties in this process.

 

Unfortunately, despite regulations, the illegal e-cigarette market is widespread, with some e-cigarettes possibly containing high levels of nicotine and other concerning substances. Natasha noted that her e-cigarette seemed to expose her to more nicotine, as a single e-cigarette is equivalent to one or two packs of 20 cigarettes.

 

As a result, the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health is calling for a ban on disposable e-cigarettes, warning that the use of e-cigarettes among teenagers is rapidly becoming a health concern for children.

 

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