Jennifer Kurtz
Jennifer Kurtz
5 Common Misconceptions About Vaping
5 Common Misconceptions About Vaping
5 Common Misconceptions About Vaping
Friday 27th December 2019
Uncover the truth behind vaping myths with Jennifer Kurtz and Dave from Dash Vapes. Learn about formaldehyde, propylene glycol, battery safety, and more.
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Jennifer Kurtz
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!Clearing the Air: Myths and Realities of Vaping
Vaping is almost as safe as ambient air.
Vaping is a hot topic these days, but how much of what you hear is actually true? In this episode of the 'Recovery From Addiction Podcast', Jennifer Kurtz sits down with Dave from Dash Vapes to set the record straight on some of the most persistent myths about vaping. Ever heard that vaping produces more formaldehyde than traditional cigarettes? Dave breaks down the study that started this rumor and explains why its conditions were far from realistic.
Concerned about propylene glycol in your e-liquids? Dave reveals how this common ingredient is found in everyday items and assures listeners there's no evidence to back claims of its toxicity. The episode also dives into the dramatic stories of exploding vapes. Dave highlights the crucial role of battery safety and how to avoid mishaps with your device. And what about secondhand vapor? Is it really as harmful as some say?
Dave shares a study suggesting it's almost as safe as the air we breathe, while also reminding us to be considerate of those around us. This episode is packed with facts and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone curious about vaping. Whether you're a vaper, thinking about making the switch, or just want to be informed, Jennifer and Dave provide clear answers and debunk common misconceptions.