The Ministry Of Health Of Kazakhstan Has Issued A Warning On The Dangers Of E-cigarettes

The health department of Kazakhstan stated that e-cigarettes may cause serious lung diseases, cardiovascular diseases, and physical injuries, such as burns caused by explosions and malfunctions.
According to the Kazakh media YCTNHKA LIVE on November 22nd, Kazakhstan has issued a danger warning for e-cigarettes.
The department claims that e-cigarettes may cause serious lung diseases, cardiovascular diseases, and physical injuries, such as burns caused by explosions and malfunctions.
The department pointed out that when heating the oil of electronic cigarettes, which contains components such as propylene glycol, glycerol, nicotine, and spices, chemical reactions may occur, which may result in the production of new chemical substances. When these substances enter lung tissue, they may cause damage to the lung system and even lead to fatal consequences.
The danger of smoking e-cigarettes also lies in the nicotine itself, which may exceed the concentration of nicotine in regular cigarettes by 10 times.
According to statistical data, 9.8% of teenagers aged 11 to 15 in Kazakhstan use e-cigarettes.