Impact of glycerin on human body during vaping

As vaping gets more and more popular, every interested user sooner or later begins wondering how it can influence the state of health, whether it is worth shifting from ordinary cigarettes to electronic, what pros and cons such gadgets have.

There is much information about harm and benefits of vaping on the Internet. Nevertheless, healthcare representatives from Great Britain say that currently there is no scientifically proven data whether e-cigarettes are useful or harmful. An important rule is to use only high-quality e-liquids. By the way, in many countries vaping has been recognized by authorities as well as population.

One of the main issues is the impact of glycerin on the state of health during vaping. In fact, glycerin is a component of any premium class e-liquid or DIY e-juice. It is used in many spheres, including medicine, radio engineering and food industry. For example, glycerin eliminates foreign smells from tobacco and retains moisture in leaves, and in such drinks as coffee and tea glycerin accounts for 30%, making them taste softly. As a food supplement, glycerin is a harmless component, and can be harmful only when eaten in huge quantities.

Glycerin can cause harm only when a person has individual intolerance in the form of allergy or respiratory irritation. One can feel dryness of the mouth after vaping. Depending on the amount of glycerin in the e-liquid, it can be a quite expected effect when using e-cigarettes. Premium products usually have the lowest concentration of glycerin.