The FDA is trying to gain control of the electronic cigarettes. In their attempts, they are willing to only submit information that is bias. They are manipulating the truths in the tests and willing to hide the facts to scare the public. This video message explains what the FDA is hiding.

Last year I discovered E-Cigarettes. Being a smoker for almost 20 years, it seemed like a good idea, not to mention you could smoke e-cigarettes in places where smoking was banned. I did a lot of research on these technological marvels and decided to get one. Unfortunately, while I did research e-cigarettes in general, I didnt research specific brands, which was a mistake. So I plopped down $160, and got my first e-cig. The taste wasnt so good, and the feel was that of a super-mega-ultra light 100 — but still, the whole concept still had me excited. A few months later it broke, by then I was over the initial excitement of the idea as I found myself smoking regular cigarettes most of the time anyway. This past month I decided to revisit the idea, this time doing some significant research on brands, and hoping not to be disappointed. As I read various forums and reviews I saw a lot of negative feedback on the model I originally purchased and started feeling better that I was not alone with my dissatisfaction. I eventually came across a company that people raved about, claiming they had the best e-cigarettes on the market for the price. So I ordered. Since I got my E-Cigarette, Ive smoked almost a pack of regular cigarettes in the past 3 weeks, whereas I was at a pack a day. As a smoker trying to quit this is the best thing since sliced bread. Awhile back The FDA issued a report warning people that E-Cigarettes are not safe. They used a nicotine inhaler for comparison <b>…<b>