The Negative Effects of Vaping

Vaping is often thought of as a healthy alternative to smoking - no nasty smell or bad breath, controlled nicotine amounts, and no carcinogens that cause smoking-related diseases.

The truth is, research now shows severe negative effects: difficulty breathing, coughing and fatigue, vomiting and diarrhea, and in some cases seizures - all caused by harmful chemicals going straight into the lungs.

According to the Illinois Department of Public Health, the aerosol created by e-cigarettes can contain harmful ingredients, as well as a chemical made from Vitamin E in cannabis products. In fact, doctors around the country are scrambling to get a better understanding on what’s causing the ever increasing number of lung injuries that seem to be related to vaping.

Negative Effects of Vaping In The News:

• Five Deaths Related to Vaping

• Michigan Became The First State to Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes

Is it time to quit vaping? If you’re thinking of quitting vaping, or want to help a family member or loved one quit - this resource can help.

Quitting tobacco completely? Here are a few more resources:

• Tips From Former Smokers: How To Quit

• Quit Smoking Tips

• Ways To Quit Smoking

When considering quitting, there is a sometimes difficult question to ask. Is this individual also using other substances? If this is the case, it is likely beneficial to seek out professional help to quit.

Getting Help For Addiction

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction during the holidays, seeking professional guidance or attending support groups can provide additional assistance and encouragement. 

While addiction recovery can be challenging, it is achievable with the right resources and support. If you or somebody in your life seems to have an issue with alcohol or suffering from addiction, professional help may be the best option for recovery.

At Care Addiction Center, we offer treatment plans that address every facet of your addiction, serving individuals in Geneva, Batavia, Sycamore, St. Charles, and Kane County, with online addiction treatment available anywhere in Illinois. 

To get started on the road to recovery, or if you have questions about helping yourself or a loved one, call us today or schedule a confidential assessment online and begin treatment.