On August 3, according to NZCity, a new study has found that lowering the nicotine content in e-cigarettes leads to an increase in the amount and duration of inhalation by users.
A study has found that when users who are accustomed to using 5% nicotine e-cigarettes switch to devices with lower nicotine levels, their smoking time and intake will increase.
Researchers believe that this different smoking behavior may increase the risk of users inhaling toxic substances in e-cigarettes.
However, researchers also point out that reducing nicotine levels may still have some benefits, such as emphasizing its lower addictive properties in advertising.
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