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E-Cigarettes : Welcome Back, Big Tobacco - the fifth estate

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Big Tobacco is trying clean up its image, moving into the booming e-cigarette business which continuing to peddle the deadly tobacco products. This has left public health officials in Canada, the U.K. and the US Five million Canadians still smoke. Could e-cigarettes help wean them over to a safer nicotine delivery device?

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The public needs to understand the differences between the addictive nature of nicotine, and the smoke that kills smokers. Get the real facts in this video.

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1. Nicotine is a colorless alkaloid chemical that is most commonly sourced from the tobacco plant.
2. Nicotine sometimes comes in small amounts in tomato, potato, green pepper, eggplant and coca plants.
3. Nicotine is often mistakenly thought to be a harmless chemical.
4. Smoking it doesnt cause cancer, the tar buildup does
5. When inhaled, nicotine travels to  the brain quickly, within 7 to 10 seconds
6. When nicotine reaches the brain, adrenaline is released, increasing heart rate, blood pressure, and restricting blood flow to the heart.
7. Nicotine is a stimulant, but depending on the smoker's mental and physical state, it can be perceived as energizing or relaxing.
8. Just 30 - 60 mg of nicotine ( a drop of pure nicotine in liquid form)  is a lethal dose for an average adult.
9. Nicotine can be lethal to children in doses as small as 10 milligrams.

10. Plants produce nicotine to protect themselves from predators, and people use nicotine in pesticides for the same reason.

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I feel that this drug has killed too many people and should stop making it, but at the same time its a really good business because there's a lot of drug addicts that waste money on cigarettes a day so it varies

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Where can someone go for help to stop using nicotine?

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Where can someone go for help to stop using nicotine?

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They can go to a doctor, but if it starts to get really serious you'll have to go to a rehabilitation center

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Can nicotine cause a lifestyle diseases? 

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Can nicotine cause a lifestyle diseases? 

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Yes, if smoked too much, it can cause a heart attack, stroke, and blood clot

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What are the short term, and long term effects of your drug? Can it be fatal?

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What are the short term, and long term effects of your drug? Can it be fatal?

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The short-term increase in blood pressure, heart rate, and the flow of blood from the heart. The long term is a cause of chronic lung disease, coronary heart disease, and stroke, as well as cancer of the lungs, larynx, esophagus, mouth, and bladder. If you use it too much it can be fatal.

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It affects the brain by sending neurotransmitters to your brain that control how the muscle moves, breathing, heart rate, learning, and memory and slowly starts killing them.

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What are the percentage of teens that use it and why? What is the U.S percentage and worldwide?

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What are the percentage of teens that use it and why? What is the U.S percentage and worldwide?

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7% in the U.S and 14% in the world, they use it because of peer pressure and because they want to "Fit in"

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How is the drug consumed? What are the ingredients to make the drug?

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How is the drug consumed? What are the ingredients to make the drug?

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The drug is consumed by smoking, or absorbed by the skin to the bloodstream, The ingredients to make the drug is over 4000 chemicals

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I chose nicotine because its one of the main ingredients in a normal cigarette and one of the most addictive drug