The author of this story, Kelly OSullivan, is a regular Forbes Vetted contributor with more than a decade of experience covering and reviewing home products
'Vaping is the crack cocaine of tobacco': Experts say ultra-concentrated hit of nicotine makes devices WORSE than smoking - as data shows cigarette use at historic low Heating and inhaling a drug allows for faster absorption into the bloodstream Nicotine and cocaine trigger a flood of dopamine in the brain's reward pathway READ MORE: Smoking's loss is vaping's gain as cigarette use drops to new low See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Vaping is tobacco's equivalent of crack cocaine, experts have warned as the devices look set to replace cigarettes in the coming years
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